Paul once more points out his unworthiness to serve the Lord and His people, then he calls the gospel "the unfathomable riches of Christ” and explains God’s eternal purpose in the gospel.

Paul continues on with the concept of unity within the church by pointing to his own undeserved ministry to the Gentiles and to the revealed mystery of Gentiles being joined together with Jewish believers in the church.

Paul explains the foundation and purpose of the spiritual family of God - the church.

Through Christ, salvation grants unity among believers and access to God.

Paul reminds the Gentile believers of their former state of separation from both the people of God and from God himself.

Review of truth and application propositions from Ephesians 1:1-2:10.

God had an ultimate purpose in saving sinners - to display the riches of his grace. Furthermore, he made saved sinners suitable for good works.

God shows magnanimous grace toward those who have transgressed against Him, treating them as He did his only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, by raising them up and making them spiritually alive.

God’s power is further seen in our deliverance from spiritual death, which is fueled by Satan and results from a lifestyle according to the flesh.

Paul continues to pray regarding knowledge of the power of God seen in the resurrection and exaltation of Christ.