Lynn H. Cohick is provost/dean and professor of New Testament at Denver Seminary. Her other books include Christian Women in the Patristic World, Women in the World of the Earliest Christians, and a commentary on Philippians in the Story of God Bible Commentary series.
"Cohick's scholarship is exceptionally up-to-date, and her text is
highly readable and relevant for commentary users interested in the
message of Ephesians. She fairly engages other scholars and attends
to the grammar and the ancient context, highlighting also ancient
social realities that many commentators miss."
-- Craig S. Keener
Asbury Theological Seminary "With an emphasis on cultural
backgrounds, New Testament scholar Lynn Cohick offers a fresh
exposition of Ephesians that is historically grounded and
theologically astute. This commentary should be on the shelf of
every pastor, teacher, and student who wants to know not only what
Ephesians means, but how its message can be applied to life
today."
-- Karen H. Jobes
Wheaton College "Lynn Cohick's commentary on Ephesians, which
clearly and compellingly explicates that which comprises and
animates the letter, may be aptly described as a gift to both the
church and the academy. Like the vast majority of her interpretive
predecessors, Cohick envisions Ephesians as an authentic Pauline
letter written by the apostle Paul from Roman captivity in the
early 60s CE to gentile Christ followers in the city of Ephesus.
Following an expansive, substantive introduction, Cohick patiently
and skillfully attends to the literary beauty, theological
profundity, and pastoral concerns that pervade Paul's dearly
beloved letter to the Ephesians."
-- Todd D. Still
George W. Truett Theological Seminary, Baylor University
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