Many outstanding volumes have come from the pen of Mr. Charles H. Welch

such as From Pentecost to Prison, an analysis of the Book of Acts: Life Through

His Name, a treatise on John's Gospel: Just and The Justifier, an exegesis of

Paul's Epistle to the Romans, and The Prize of The High Calling, which takes the

reader through the Philippian letter.

His books entitled: (1) Dispensational Truth, (2) The Apostle of The

Reconciliation, (3) The Testimony of

The Lord's Prisoner, form a trilogy dealing with Dispensational Truth, and have

been greatly used in the unfolding of the Word, `Rightly Divided' (2 Tim. 2:15).

In the last-named volume, a brief exposition of Ephesians appears.  For a

long time, many have wished that a more detailed and extended explanation of

this wonderful epistle be published.  The present volume is the answer to this

wish, and should appeal to all sincere students of the Word.

That the subject matter is cast in a different mould than most works on

Ephesians is readily acknowledged, yet its very difference challenges the reader

to travel new avenues of thought, and to consider prayerfully the wonders of

God's transcendent grace, as it is revealed through the apostle Paul, the

prisoner of Christ Jesus, for us Gentiles (Eph. 3:1-9).

May the God of all grace bless this volume to the heart of every reader.

A.C. Lambourne

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This is the Greek New Testament from which the Authorized Version of the

Bible was prepared.  Comments in this book are made with this version in mind.

Where there are textual variances between the Received Text and the Nestle

Greek Text (or other critical texts) such variances are noted.  The phrase `in

the Received Text' is printed in brackets next to the word or words in question.

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