Ephesians 1

Berean Standard Bible · Compare translations · AD 60 – AD 62 · The early church · Tap a verse to copy, share or highlight ·

23 verses · 473 words · ~2 min read · ~3 min listen

Paulʼs Greeting to the Ephesians

Spiritual Blessings

Spiritual Wisdom

Footnotes (2)
  1. a v1 Some manuscripts do not include in Ephesus.
  2. b v18 TR the eyes of your understanding

Study notes on this chapter · 1

Prophecy & fulfillmentLinked by the New Testament

Crowned with glory and honor, all things under his feet

Psalm 8 marvels that God cares for human beings and has put everything under their feet. The New Testament reads the psalm through Jesus: Hebrews says we do not yet see everything subject to humanity, but we see Jesus crowned; Paul says God has put all things under Christ's feet.

When: A psalm of David; 1 Corinthians, c. AD 55; Ephesians, c. AD 60; Hebrews, before AD 70 (most likely).

Original passagePsalms 8:4–6
Ways people read this (2)
  • The psalm is about humanity in general, and Jesus fulfills it as the representative human.
  • The psalm is messianic in intention, speaking of the Son of Man directly.

Editorial note by BibleWay. Interpretations vary; dates are approximate scholarly estimates.

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