Ephesians: The Portrayal Of The Gospel Of Jesus Christ

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The book of Ephesians presents a portrayal of the way the gospel of Jesus Christ is uniting diverse people into Christ’s one body, the church. The gospel opens a new way in which unifies people from different culture backgrounds that have put their faith in Christ and empowered them with one same Spirit to serve and love each other as they build up the body of Christ. Using this theme to the context that we found in Ephesians, the grace of God leads Jews and Gentiles to join as one under the finished work of Jesus that unified humanity to live together in peace. In other words, in Christ, God the Father is gathering up a people for himself from both Jews and Gentiles to live as one community of faith that no longer distracted by their differences,
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