1. According to 6:1, what are children required to do?
2. What is the first commandment with a promise attached to it?
(Read Exodus 20:12 and Ephesians 6:2-3) Explain this promise.
3. What are fathers not to do? (6:4)
4. What must fathers do? (6:4)
5. Servants (employees) are required to do what? (6:5)
6. What would Paul say about someone who only works
really hard……when the boss is looking? (6:6-7)
7. How can you maintain a positive attitude when working for a really hard boss? (6:7-8)
8. According to 6:9, under what obligations does God put employers?
9. Servants (employees) have a master (employer) but the boss must answer to whom? (6:9)
10. What does Paul desire that the Ephesians become? (6:10)
11. List all six pieces of the Christian’s “armor.”
12. Why is only one, out of all these pieces of armor, a defensive weapon?
13. Explain fully how earthly warfare differs from spiritual warfare. (6:12)
14. What word is used three times in 6:13-14?
15. List those six pieces of armor again….and also list their spiritual “ counterparts.”
(Example: the loincloth represents truth, etc.)
16. A shield is used to stop what? (6:16)
17. Read Hebrews 4:12 and Ephesians 6:17.
Explain why the Word of God is often seen as a “sword.”
18. How often should you pray? (6:18)
19. Paul uses strong language here concerning prayer.
What should prayer always be? (6:18)
20. What is Paul’s earnest prayer request in 6:19-20?
21 What does this suggest to you about Paul’s ministry? Explain.
22. Name the believer who acted as Paul’s postman to deliver this
letter to the Ephesian church family. (6:21-22)
23. According to 6:23, what was Paul’s desire concerning the saints at Ephesus?
24. As Paul closes his letter, what does he desire for all those
who love the Lord Jesus Christ?
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CONGRATULATIONS !
If you have ” Walked-thru ’ all six chapters of Ephesians,
you have completed 150 questions.
We trust your efforts will be richly rewarded.
Your comments will be appreciated.
– Dr. John & Doris Knoles