In today's study we take a look at the latter part of verse 14 to discuss redemption, who the purchased possession is, and Paul's prayer for those who love the saints.

In today's study we discuss what exactly is the mystery of his will is, the inheritance that Israel is predestined to receive, the word of truth and how it is shared, and the sealing of the Holy Spirit.

Today we take a look at Ephesians 1:15-17 where we see Paul's thankfulness for the Gentile believers and their love for their fellow Jewish believers, and his promise to keep them in his prayers that they may be filled with the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of our Lord.

In today's study we focus on verses 12-14 we we talk specifically about the inheritance of the nation and that they are the purchased possession that Paul is talking about.

In today's study from Ephesians we dig into verses 13-14 by looking at the pronoun changes, the ones who first trusted, the word of truth, the sealing of the holy Spirit of promise, and the inheritance.

In our study today we do a little bit of review clarifying the offer of the kingdom and why it could not have been made available until after the death and resurrection of Christ, and why it is important to rightly divide even the Paulene Epistles.

In today's study we review a bit and then look at verses 10-13 where we see Paul talking about the fullness of times when Christ will bring all things together in him, inheritance and predestination again, that it was the nation who first trusted, and that the word of truth must be spoken to be received.

In today's study we introduce the book by carefully taking a look at when and where it was written, establish who the audience was, discuss the issues of predestination and adoption, and God's wisdom and prudence.

In today's study, we cover verses 5-9 where we see that we need to be careful to not force our modern day definition of a word on Scripture making it say something that it does not. Also, we see that everything that God does is according to his wisdom and prudence.

In today's study we look at verse 4-5 where we see Paul establishing that God has chosen Israel before the foundation of the world and that they are predestined to the adoption according to the good pleasure of his will. These verses are often times misinterpreted when they applied to the Body of Christ.