Ephesians to Colossians and Philemon : People's Bible Commentary

Ephesians to Colossians and Philemon : People's Bible Commentary by Marcus Maxwell was published by Bible Reading Fellowship in February 2002 and is our 15429th best seller. The ISBN for Ephesians to Colossians and Philemon : People's Bible Commentary is 9781841010472.

"Ephesians to Colossians and Philemo" is part of the "Peoples Bible Commentaries" series of books.

Letters to the Philippians, Colossians, Ephesians and Philemon are often termed the 'captivity epistles' due to the fact that, in each of the letters, Paul seems to suggest the fact that they were written while he was in prison. Otherwise, there are vast differences between the letters on many levels.

Philippians is written to a church that Paul had developed a close relationship with - a church which, furthermore, he held no serious worries.

"Colossians" examines the potentially major threat posed by false teaching. "Philemon" is best described as a deeply personal letter about a runaway slave, where as "Ephesians" is addressed to several churches and chiefly preaches the message of encouragement and exhortation.

All letters share the common theme that Christ can be served regardless of our human circumstances. Essentially, Christians must convince themselves that the world is their platform to worship and service.