New Testament
Ephesians
The Book of Ephesians is part of the New Testament of the Douay-Rheims Bible, containing 6 chapters and 775 verses. Read every chapter below, verse by verse.
Author & Date
The Apostle Paul, traditionally from a Roman imprisonment. Around AD 60–62.
Historical Context
Broader and less situational than Paul's other letters, Ephesians reads more like a circular letter meant for several churches in Asia Minor, meditating on the Church as Christ's body.
Key Themes
The unity of the Church, spiritual warfare, and the household of faith.