The biblical book of Ephesians, attributed to the apostle Paul. It begins with a salutation to the saints in Ephesus and immediately addresses themes of spiritual blessings in Christ, emphasizing predestination and redemption through grace. The text further outlines the unification of Gentiles and Jews within the Christian faith, describing them as fellow members of God's household. It then transitions into practical instructions for Christian living, including calls for unity, moral conduct, and appropriate behavior within families and among different social groups like masters and slaves. The document concludes with an exhortation to adopt the "armor of God" fo ...