Ephesians 4 Footnotes

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PREVIOUS How Can We Know Anything At All? NEXT Twisted Scripture Ephesians 5:19

4:26 Though Paul’s literal “be angry” may be a genuine command to righteous anger, many versions rightly take the imperative in a conditional way: “In your anger …” or “If you get angry …”

4:30 Paul thought of the Spirit in personal terms. Those whom God marks as his own (see 1:13) grieve the Spirit when living contrary to his will.

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