Ephesians 3:1-13 [11]

If you are new to this blog, please start with 1 (Intro) and then continue in order.

DAY 1
Read through chapters 2 and 3, looking for repeated words in 3:1-13 as you go. Read 3:1-13 again, looking for repeated words. Pick 2 repeated words to mark distinctly.

DAY 2
Pick one of your words from DAY 2 and list what you learn about that thing/person. Thank or praise God for something.

DAY 3
If you did not already mark mystery and Gentile, go ahead and do that and then pick one and list what the text says about it. Thank or praise God for something in the passage.

DAY 4
If there are other words that you marked in chapters 1 and 2 that are in chapter 3, go ahead and mark those also.

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