Description
It was the sermons on this first chapter of Ephesians, commenced at Westminster on Sunday mornings in the autumn of 1954, that proved to be the start of the authors prolonged treatment of various New Testament books. By that date Dr Lloyd-Jones had been more than 25 years in the ministry and his convictions on how Scripture should be taught were fully matured. The sermons on Ephesians were, therefore, in a sense a new point of departure. But apart from its significance in Dr Lloyd-Jones ministry, Ephesians Chapter One will always be of major importance in any consideration of the New Testament. As the author writes in his Preface: The Epistle to the Ephesians is the most mystical of Pauls epistles, and nowhere does his inspired mind soar to greater heights. There is no greater privilege in life than to be called to expound what Thomas Carlyle called such infinities and immensities. This volume is the first in a series of eight volumes.
God’s Ultimate Purpose – D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
£14.00Original price was: £14.00.£10.50Current price is: £10.50.Ephesians 1:1-23
VOLUME 1: GOD’S ULTIMATE PURPOSE (1:1-23)
Pages : 447
Trim : Hardback
Publisher : Banner of Truth
Release Date : 01/06/1905
9780851512723
Description
It was the sermons on this first chapter of Ephesians, commenced at Westminster on Sunday mornings in the autumn of 1954, that proved to be the start of the authors prolonged treatment of various New Testament books. By that date Dr Lloyd-Jones had been more than 25 years in the ministry and his convictions on how Scripture should be taught were fully matured. The sermons on Ephesians were, therefore, in a sense a new point of departure. But apart from its significance in Dr Lloyd-Jones ministry, Ephesians Chapter One will always be of major importance in any consideration of the New Testament. As the author writes in his Preface: The Epistle to the Ephesians is the most mystical of Pauls epistles, and nowhere does his inspired mind soar to greater heights. There is no greater privilege in life than to be called to expound what Thomas Carlyle called such infinities and immensities. This volume is the first in a series of eight volumes.
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