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The Church in Ephesians

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Leslie C

 

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November 18, 2016

 

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This new humanity is the church. 1:15-23 - Christ is raised from the dead and ascended to a position of pre-eminence with all things under his feet. This is ?for' the Church. 2:1-10 - By faith we are raised with him in his resurrection and ascension and share in his exalted state, seated with him in the heavenly realm...
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This is ?for' the Church. 2:1-10 - By faith we are raised with him in his resurrection and ascension and share in his exalted state, seated with him in the heavenly realm. 2:11-22 - By Christ's death Jews and Gentiles are reconciled to God and each other. The metaphors for the church, of the body and the temple, provide a picture of ????????????...
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