1. Studies in Ephesians As Christ Is Head of the Church
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2. Husbands and Wives (22-33)
The home is the basic unit of society. As goes the family, so goes society, AND the church!
As we consider this section, keep in mind how the husband/wife relationship relates to Christ and His church
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3. Husbands and Wives (22-33) Wives submit to your husbands (22)
As to the Lord
Submit – to subordinate. Wives are commanded to do this. It should be voluntary, and not forced
Repeated in scripture – Colossians 3:18, 1 Timothy 2:11-12, 1 Peter 3:1-6
Not about surrendering equality- Galatians 3:27-28, 1 Cor. 11:11-12, 7:3-4
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4. The husband is the head of the wife (23)
Husbands and Wives (22-33)
The husband is the head of the wife (23)
He is to lead – again this is willingly
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5. Husbands and Wives (22-33)
The wife is subject to their own husband in everything (24)
As the church is subject to Christ
In everything
Except – Acts 4:19-20
God’s intent is that both the husband and wife fulfill their roles in a godly way.
Such a tragedy when either party fails in their role!
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6. Husbands, love your wives (25) Colossians 3:19
Husbands and Wives (22-33)
Husbands, love your wives (25)
Colossians 3:19
While a good man loves his wife, he may be more hesitant to say it. Hence the command! Say it and show it!
1 Peter 3:7
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7. Husbands and Wives (22-33) Husbands, love your wives (25, 28-29) How?
As Christ loved the church
As your own body (28-29) – take care of yourselves
Nourishes and cherishes
More than physical provisions (1 Timothy 5:8, 2 Corinthians 12:14), also emotional, spiritual
NOTE: When he shows his love, she is willing to submit to him with love
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8. The two become one flesh (31) Genesis 2:24
Husbands and Wives (22-33)
The two become one flesh (31)
Genesis 2:24
The bond of a husband and wife should be closer than any other worldly relationship!
This is the husband and wife working together to make a marriage work
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9. Nevertheless, let each of you (33)
Husbands and Wives (22-33)
Nevertheless, let each of you (33)
Summary, the husband should love his own wife
She is to respect (fear, reverence) her husband
NOTE the exclusivity of this relationship
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10. Christ and His church (22-33)
As we consider this section, keep in mind the relationship of a husband and wife as God intended it to be.
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11. Christ and His church (22-33)
Christ is the head of the church (23)
Established early in this epistle (1:22-23) As head, He is ruler and has authority to determine what and how we do what we do.
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12. Christ and His church (22-33)
He is the Savior of the body (23)
Savior – a deliverer, one who rescues another 1 Timothy 4:10, Titus 1:4, 2 Peter 3:18, cf. Eph. 5:25-27
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13. Christ and His church (22-33)
The church is subject to Him (24)
As a wife is to be subject to her husband
Will we submit to His will in ALL things? cf. Luke 6:46
How we behave toward one another as brethren indicates this subjection
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14. Christ and His church (22-33)
Christ loved the church and gave Himself for her (25-27)
His headship is not one of ego or brutality. It was love – to the point of sacrifice Romans 5:8-9, Galatians 2:20
Acts 20:28, He purchased the church with His own blood
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15. Christ and His church (22-33)
That He might sanctify and cleanse her (25-27)
Sanctify – to set apart, make holy. We are special to Him! Do we set ourselves apart for Him? church with His own blood
Cleanse – to wash, make clean.
He has done what He can to make us special, to proudly present us as His
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16. Christ and His church (22-33)
That He might present her to Himself a glorious church (25-27)
Glorious – with great beauty, splendor.
Not having spot or wrinkle – His “bride” is without defect before Him!
We are holy and without blemish – perfect!
What are we doing to keep ourselves that way?
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17. Christ and His church (22-33)
We are members of His body (30)
Are we? Acts 2:47, 1 Corinthians 12:13 Galatians 3:27-28
Again, in context, a reminder to act like a loving, subjecting wife that belongs to Him
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18. Christ and His church (22-33)
This is a great mystery (32)
Something previously hidden, but now revealed. Paul is primarily addressing the church. He has concerns!
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19. Are we bringing glory to His body?
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