Paul and His Letter to the Ephesians

Prof. N.T. Wright teaches on one of the most powerful letters in the New Testament focusing on joining heaven and earth.

4.90 (672 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Humanities

What you will learn

Develop a deeper appreciation for the way Paul presents his message as a prisoner for Christ in this powerful epistle.

Discern the implications of Paul's message as you look at the present age and manner of life around you

Understand the heart of Paul's message to the Ephesian church

Apply the contents and principles of the letter to your own inner life of devotion

Present a coherent summary of this letter of which seeks to bring together the realities of 'heaven' and 'earth'

Learn to live out your commitment to King Jesus with the new reality of the one family of God

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Our Verdict

Bring together heaven and earth in your understanding of Ephesians with Prof. N.T. Wright's masterclass, covering nuanced themes and historical context to breathe new life into your study. Though lacking printed Greek references, expect an engaging experience for visual learners seeking deeper comprehension—ideal for group discussions or personal enrichment.

What We Liked

World-renowned New Testament scholar, N.T. Wright's thorough exploration of Ephesians makes for a captivating course
Unique blend of historical context, Greek language insights, and real-life application breathes new life into the text
The professor's clear and engaging teaching style caters to visual learners, making complex concepts accessible
Study group participants will find the course outline useful in leading insightful discussions

Potential Drawbacks

No printed Greek word summaries can be a drawback for those without prior knowledge of the language
Some may feel it overlaps with Wright's book 'The Prison Letters' and expect more original content
A few users wished for deeper exploration of historical context, especially related to the original readers' experiences
Those looking for a light overview might be overwhelmed by the thoroughness of this academic approach