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Ephesians 2:20 · BSB
2:20 built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Christ Jesus Himself as the cornerstone.
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…us into his house. Sometimes it feels like God is working very rapidly and we're struggling to catch up. Ephesians uses this metaphor quite often.Ephesians chapter 2, verse 20speaks of being built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus Himself being the cornerstone, in whom the whole structure, the…
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…our King. Every time we gather together, he is our Cornerstone. We sang that this morning through him, we are adopted and grafted into his family.Ephesians 2:19 through 22says so then you are no longer strangers and Aliens. But you are fellow citizens with the Saints and members of the household of God, that is built…
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…being built up as a spiritual house to be a holy priesthood, to offer spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ. And that's whatEphesians 2, verses 20-22assert. The church has been built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone, in whom the whole…
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…that God gives you through Jesus Christ. Now, to build is used this phrase, the same wording that's used in Colossians 2, verse 7, is also used inEphesians chapter 2, verse 19 through 22. Here's what it says. Consequently, you are no longer foreigners and strangers, but fellow citizens with God's people, also members of his…
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…church as a building, it will help us understand. You see, the apostles and the prophets are the foundation of the church. That's what Paul says inEphesians chapter 2, verses 19 to 20. Read with me. The apostles here in this passage are the twelve apostles and Paul himself. They are the ones who knew Jesus, who saw him and who…
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…the gospel is for both Jew and Gentile. And now those two people groups have become one. A new body. New citizens. A new family. And a temple. AsEphesians 2 verses 19 to 22tells us. For this reason Paul says. He bows the knee and prays. But do you see who he's praying to? The very end of verse 14. Before the Father…
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…and the only worthy foundation that we can choose. It's not the only time in Scripture that this kind of language is used about Jesus. For example,Ephesians chapter 2, verses 20 through 21says, Together we are his house, built on the foundation of the apostles and the prophets, and the cornerstone is Christ Jesus Himself. We are…
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…and the only worthy foundation that we can choose. It's not the only time in Scripture that this kind of language is used about Jesus. For example,Ephesians chapter 2, verses 20 through 21says, Together we are his house, built on the foundation of the apostles and the prophets, and the cornerstone is Christ Jesus Himself. We are…
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…kind of your bearings on. So, let me give you some bearings on where we're at in the book of Ephesians. Just by way of kind of bringing us up toEphesians chapter 2, verses 20 through 22. In Ephesians 1, 3 through 14, Paul helps us understand that the triune God has this plan for the fullness of time to unite all things in heaven…
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…now for all people. Both Jew and Gentile. And now they have been made new. Become a new body. New citizens. A new family. And a temple. Of God. AsEphesians 2 verses 19 to 22tells us. So for this reason Paul says I bow the knee and I pray. But do you see who he's praying to at the end of verse 14? He says he's praying…
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…it's the closest thing to Heaven. That's why to be surrounded with God's people, to be surrounded with the truth of God and to sing praises to God.Ephesians 2:20to says that we are being built up together as a dwelling place for God as a dwelling place for God. So, even if your bone tired this morning,…
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…we have to learn to think about each other that way, to treat each other that way. We're united by blood. Today, we're going to continue reading inEphesians chapter 2, verses 18 through 22, when we find something else that we're united by. He says, Now all of us can come to the Father through the same Holy Spirit because of what…
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…we have to learn to think about each other that way, to treat each other that way. We're united by blood. Today, we're going to continue reading inEphesians chapter 2, verses 18 through 22, when we find something else that we're united by. He says, Now all of us can come to the Father through the same Holy Spirit because of what…
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…all of the spectators in shape to play football. If I may confuse the issue even more by adding yet another metaphor, if you back up a few pages toEphesians chapter 2, verse 20, it says that the apostles and the prophets are the foundation. They laid the foundation of the church. They've leveled the ground. They dug the…
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…we think about our identity here in D.C. And so we're going to begin tonight with this question, what does it mean to be a church? By looking atEphesians 2, verses 19 through 22. So if you have a Bible, you can open up to it. But I'll refer back to it a couple of times. But essentially what Paul tells us in this passage is…
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…directly shaped by our relationship with God. And so that's the theme that we're going to explore tonight. And we're going to do that by looking atEphesians, chapter 2, verses 19 through 22. This is a letter, the letter that we call Ephesians is a letter that Paul wrote to the churches in Asia Minor. It was most likely a letter that…
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…the various ministries going on throughout our campus. So here now to begin today's special edition of this program is Pastor Teacher Steve Holt.Ephesians chapter 2, verses 19 through 22. This passage is a seminal, foundational passage for the local church. So rarely is it taught, so rarely is it emphasized, and yet God, Spirit of…
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…morning in verses 19, 20, 21, and we're going to mark three particular characteristics that Paul wants us to understand about the local church.Ephesians chapter 2, verse 19 through 21. And the first thing that we see there in verse 19 is that we're part of his kingdom. Look at what it says there. It says, so then you are no…
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