Ephesians 1 - Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary on the Bible

A salutation, and an account of saving blessings, as prepared in God's eternal election, as purchased by Christ's blood.

All Christians must be saints; if they come not under that character on earth, they will never be saints in glory. Those are not saints, who are not faithful, believing in Christ, and true to the profession they make of relation to their Lord. By grace, understand the free and undeserved love and favour of God, and those graces of the Spirit which come from it; by peace, all other blessings, spiritual and temporal, the fruits of the former. No peace without grace. No peace, nor

grace, but from God the Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ; and the best saints need fresh supplies of the graces of the Spirit, and desire to grow. (Eph 1:3-8)

Next commentary:
A salutation, and an account of saving blessings, as prepared in God's eternal election, as purchased by Christ's blood.

About this commentary:
Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary on the Bible is available in the Public Domain.

Bible Gateway Recommendations

The Expositor's Bible Commentary Complete Set  (OT & NT), 12 Volumes
Retail: $456.88
Our Price: $249.99
Save: $206.89 (45%)
Christian Theology, Second Edition
Retail: $49.99
Our Price: $31.49
Save: $18.50 (37%)
The Westminster Collection of Christian Quotations
Retail: $19.95
Our Price: $3.39
Save: $16.56 (83%)
View more titles