Sermon Tone Analysis
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This letter is from Paul, the
This letter is from Paul, who says he was chosen by God, his remarkable conversion from Saul of Tarsus the murderer of followers of Jesus, see
Acts 9:1-
So Paul obviously views himself as one specifically chosen by God to be His personal minister of the gospel of Jesus.
He is writing from prison in Rome to the believers in the churches he founded in the area of Ephesus, which was cosmopolitan and commercial: a pagan city devoted to the temple of the Greek goddess Artemis.
You can read about this in .
Ephesians 1:3-
God is to be praised, because this is the work of God, the sending of Jesus, Paul will go on to explain.
But here he tells us that we are blessed beyond imagination with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places because of our union with Jesus.
2 Peter 1:3
Now Paul continues
Ephesians 1:4
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