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Ephesians 6:14-17
God’s Armor for the Battle
I.
The command (v.
14a)
A. Stand
B. Satan’s wiles for causing us to fall [an aside]
1. Question God’s truthfulness
2. Question God’s character
3. Persecution
4. False doctrine
5. Division
6. Self-reliance
7. Hypocrisy
8. Worldliness
9. Disobedience
II.
The provision (vv.
14b-17)
A. The belt of truth (v.
14b)
1.
The indicative – provided truth
2. The imperative – practiced truth
B. The breastplate of righteousness (v.
14c)
1.
The indicative – provided righteousness
2. The imperative – practiced righteousness
C. The boots of peace (v.
15)
1.
The indicative – provided peace with God
2. The imperative – practiced peace with God
D. The shield of faith (v.
16)
1.
The indicative – provided faith
2. The imperative – practiced faith
E. The helmet of salvation (v.
17a)
1.
The indicative – provided salvation
2. The imperative – practiced salvation
F. The sword of the Spirit (v.
17b-c)
1. Defensively
2. Offensively
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