Ephesians

Volume 6: Life in the Spirit (5:18 - 6:9)

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Weight .634 kg
Dimensions 22.22 × 14.12 × 2.85 cm
ISBN 9781800404366
Binding

Cloth-bound

Format

Book

Page Count

432

Set

Lloyd Jones on Ephesians

Volume

6

Scripture

Ephesians

Original Pub Date

1982

Banner Pub Date

1982

Recent Pub Date Year

2024

Book Description

Unlike the London preacher in the early nineteenth century who complained of a decreasing congregation when his sermons on Ephesians reached the fifth chapter of that Epistle, Dr Lloyd-Jones’ sermons on Ephesians 5:18 to 6:9, contained in this volume, were among the most influential of his long ministry at Westminster Chapel (1938-1968). There are several reasons why this was so. In the first place, this section of Scripture, which opens with the command, ‘Be filled with the Spirit’, gave the preacher the opportunity to demonstrate from the text one of his own deepest convictions, namely that the only Christianity which is vibrant and exhilarating enough to penetrate and change society is that which manifests the power of the Spirit of God.

After five opening sermons on this theme, the author follows Paul in dealing with the fundamental relationships of society, marriage, home and work. These practical matters, he insists, cannot be rightly understood apart from those profound truths of the Christian faith to which Paul relates them. To isolate ethics from doctrines is to court disaster.

If urgency was a characteristic of Dr Lloyd-Jones’ preaching, it is manifestly so in his handling of these subjects. The home and its functions, the upbringing of children, the purposes of work these things today are all called into question, while experimentation, permissiveness and dissatisfaction with established institutions are common features in our dissolving contemporary society. The only hope in such a situation lies in a return to the basic principles on which the well-being of the individual life and of society most certainly depend. For these we need the Bible, and, in particular, the section of Paul’s Epistle to the Ephesians expounded and applied in this book.

This volume is the sixth in a series of eight volumes.

Table of Contents Expand ↓

I NEW LIFE IN THE SPIRIT Ephesians 5:18-21
1. The Stimulus of the Spirit 3
2. The Power of the Spirit 19
3. The Control of the Spirit 35
4. Submission in the Spirit 51
5. The Spirit of Christ 69
II MARRIAGE Ephesians 5:22-33
6. Basic Principles 85
7. The Order of Creation 103
8. The Analogy of the Body 121
9. True Love 139
10. The Bride of Christ 153
11. The Purification of the Bride 169
12. The Marriage-Supper of the Lamb 185
13. One Flesh 201
14. The Bride’s Privileges 215
15. The Husband’s Duties 231
16. Transformed Relationships 247
III HOME Ephesians 6:1-4
17. Submissive Children 263
18. Unbelieving Parents 279
19. Discipline and the Modern Mind 293
20. Balanced Discipline 309
21. Godly Upbringing 323
IV WORK: Ephesians 6:5-9 323
22. The Things that Are God’s 341
23. The Christian’s Priorities 357
24. Saints in Society 373
25. Slaves of Christ 387
26. Our Master in Heaven 405

 

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