Following the literary conventions of the ancient world, Paul begins his letter to the congregation at Colosse by introducing himself and greeting his readers...
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Typically, the second section of Paul's letters expresses his thanksgiving for the spiritual formation of his readers...
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By beginning his letter with thanksgiving to God, Paul has encouraged his readers to consider more carefully why they should be thankful as Christians...
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The outworking of divine grace within the history of the faith community is first of all understood by Paul as God's rescue of sinners from the dominion of the evil one...
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This is one of the most debated passages in the history of New Testament interpretation and requires more care than any in Colossians...
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Drawing on a third prophetic typology of salvation from the Old Testament, Paul concludes the confession of faith that provides the theological foundation for his letter...
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The central problem we face in studying this passage is to discern its role within the whole composition...
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