This study approaches the Epistle of the Ephesians in a radically
different way from traditional commentaries. Rather than analyzing
each individual verse, Martin Kitchen examines the complete text
within the framework of contemporary Biblical criticism. He
acknowledges the debt which Biblical studies owes to historical
method, while also recognizing the need to view the epistle against
the background of recent literary approaches to New Testament
texts.
The book shows why most commentators now think that Ephesians was
not the work of Paul himself and suggests a context in which the
epistle might have been written. Covering recent developments in
New Testament theology, "Ephesians" discusses the early history of
the church and the hermeneutical questions concerning the
significance of religious texts which date from a past age.
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