Ephesians

Who is the author of the letter to the Ephesians?

• Peter

• James

• Paul

• John

To whom is the letter addressed?

• Corinthians

• Galatians

• Thessalonians

• Ephesians

Why did Paul write to the Ephesians, according to the lesson?

• To scold them for their behavior

• To praise and encourage them

• To criticize their lack of faith

• To question their love for Christ

What is NOT listed as a reason for Paul's writing to the Ephesians?

• To exalt the name of God for spiritual blessings

• To remind them that Christ brought them near to God

• To criticize them for their lack of unity

• To urge them to live a life worthy of their calling

How does Paul describe the difference between non-Christians and Christians in Ephesians 2:11-13?

• Strangers and foreigners

• Citizens and aliens

• Enemies and allies

• Masters and servants

Why did God bring us near to Himself, according to the lesson?

• Due to human achievements

• Because of His great mercy and love

• Based on social status

• Through personal efforts

How are Christians urged to maintain unity in the church, according to Paul in Ephesians?

• By worldly standards

• By following cultural norms

• By aligning with political ideologies

• By focusing on spiritual oneness

How does Paul use the imagery of light and darkness in Ephesians?

• To confuse the readers

• To highlight the contrast between good and evil

• To symbolize social classes

• To emphasize the importance of physical appearance

According to Ephesians, what is our real enemy composed of?

• Human adversaries

• Principalities, power, rulers of the darkness, and spiritual wickedness

• Political leaders

• Economic challenges

What does Paul instruct believers to put on in order to stand against the devil's attacks?

• Spiritual armor

• Mental fortitude

• Physical armor

• Emotional strength