Ephesians: Power and Magic : The Concept of Power in Ephesians in Light of Its Historical Setting

Clinton E. Arnold

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The religious climate of western Asia in the first century AD the presentation of the powers in Ephesians the power of God for believers the conflict with the powers features of the theology of Ephsians in light of its background.

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