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The God Who Does the Impossible, and Then Some

Dec 7, 2025    Jason Patterson

Paul closes the first half of Ephesians with a doxology that bursts the seams of human language, because his heart is overwhelmed by the limitless power and infinite purposes of God. Praying without ceasing has led him to worship without ceasing—his theology has ignited doxology. He stretches Greek vocabulary and syntax to their breaking point because he has glimpsed God’s plan to reunite all things in Christ, recreate a people for good works, and display divine wisdom to the universe. The only fitting response is awe.