Eph 3:20-21 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Eph 3:20-21: 3:20-21 This doxology concludes the first section of the letter (see also Rom 16:25-27 ; Gal 1:5 ; 1 Tim 1:17 ; 2 Tim 4:18 ; Jude 1:24-25 ). 3:20 all glory to God: Because of the grace God has shown in Jesus Christ, he deserves nothing less. • The mighty power at work within us is the power of the living God that raised Christ from the dead (see 1:19-20 ). By that power, he is able to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think , because God is at work in the lives of his children (see Rom 8:31-39 ; Phil 4:13 ; Col 1:29 ).

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bRom 16:25-27►

cGal 1:5►

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e2 Tim 4:18►

fJude 1:24-25►

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iRom 8:31-39►

jPhil 4:13►

kCol 1:29►

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‏ Ephesians 3:20-21

Summary for Eph 3:20-21: 3:20-21 ^a This doxology concludes the first section of the letter (see also Rom 16:25-27 ^b; Gal 1:5 ^c; 1 Tim 1:17 ^d; 2 Tim 4:18 ^e; Jude 1:24-25 ^f). 3:20 ^g all glory to God: Because of the grace God has shown in Jesus Christ, he deserves nothing less.

• The mighty power at work within us is the power of the living God that raised Christ from the dead (see 1:19-20 ^h). By that power, he is able to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think, because God is at work in the lives of his children (see Rom 8:31-39 ⁱ; Phil 4:13 ^j; Col 1:29 ^k).
3:21 ^l The church—the community of believers, both Jews and Gentiles—is to be the reflection and full expression of the glory of God.