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and how extraordinarily great is the power that he has exercised for us believers; this accords with the strength of his power (Ephesians 1, 19)
at work in Christ, the power which he exercised in raising him from the dead and enthroning him at his right hand, in heaven, (Ephesians 1, 20)
far above every principality, ruling force, power or sovereignty, or any other name that can be named, not only in this age but also in the age to come. (Ephesians 1, 21)
which used to make up your way of life when you were living by the principles of this world, obeying the ruler who dominates the air, the spirit who is at work in those who rebel. (Ephesians 2, 2)
We too were all among them once, living only by our natural inclinations, obeying the demands of human self-indulgence and our own whim; our nature made us no less liable to God's retribution than the rest of the world. (Ephesians 2, 3)
This was to show for all ages to come, through his goodness towards us in Christ Jesus, how extraordinarily rich he is in grace. (Ephesians 2, 7)
We are God's work of art, created in Christ Jesus for the good works which God has already designated to make up our way of life. (Ephesians 2, 10)
Do not forget, then, that there was a time when you who were gentiles by physical descent, termed the uncircumcised by those who speak of themselves as the circumcised by reason of a physical operation, (Ephesians 2, 11)
do not forget, I say, that you were at that time separate from Christ and excluded from membership of Israel, aliens with no part in the covenants of the Promise, limited to this world, without hope and without God. (Ephesians 2, 12)
For he is the peace between us, and has made the two into one entity and broken down the barrier which used to keep them apart, by destroying in his own person the hostility, (Ephesians 2, 14)
that is, the Law of commandments with its decrees. His purpose in this was, by restoring peace, to create a single New Man out of the two of them, (Ephesians 2, 15)
So you are no longer aliens or foreign visitors; you are fellow-citizens with the holy people of God and part of God's household. (Ephesians 2, 19)
