In the Heavenlies: A Commentary on Ephesians
Overview
Perhaps like no other portion of Scripture, Ephesians combines stratospheric theology with real-life application. In this commentary, Stewart Custer shares his passion for the beauty of the book of Ephesians. His combination of theological expertise and practical pastoral concern uniquely qualifies him to write a commentary on this epistle.
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Key Features
- Presents a detailed commentary on the book of Ephesians
- Provides verse-by-verse commentary and detailed notes on the text
- Includes an extensive bibliography and indexes for further study
Contents
- Ephesians Exposition
- Ephesians 1: Redemption and Inheritance
- Ephesians 2: New Life and New Citizenship
- Ephesians 3: The Mystery and Love
- Ephesians 4: Worthy Walk
- Ephesians 5: Walk in Love
- Ephesians 6: Warfare
- Title: In the Heavenlies: A Commentary on Ephesians - Commentary and Notes
- Author: Stewart Custer
- Publisher: Bob Jones University Press
- Print Publication Date: 2008
- Resources: 2
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
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About Stewart Custer
Stewart Custer received a BA and MA in Bible and a PhD in Greek text from Bob Jones University. He began teaching at BJU in 1955 as a graduate assistant in Greek. Besides teaching Biblical theology, methods of Bible exposition, and advanced Greek courses at BJU, Custer was the director of the university’s planetarium and produced programs for public viewing. He was chairman of the division of Bible and editor of Biblical Viewpoint, the journal of BJU’s school of religion, until his retirement. Dr. Custer has been in demand as an expository preacher, visiting many churches to present a series of expositions on a single book of Scripture or to speak on specific topics such as the fallacies of evolution or the inspiration of the Bible. He currently serves as the pastor of Trinity Bible Church in Greer, South Carolina.