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Therefore
I, the
prisoner
in
the
Lord,
exhort
you
to walk
worthily
of the
calling
to which
you were called,
2
with
all
humility
and
gentleness;
with
patience
bearing with
one another
in
love;
3
being diligent
to keep
the
unity
of the
Spirit
in the
bond
of peace;
4
one
body
and
one
Spirit,
just as
also
you were called
into
one
hope
of your
calling;
5
one
Lord,
one
faith,
one
baptism;
6
one
God
and
Father
of
all
,
who
is
over
all
and
through
all
and in
all
.
7
Now
to each
one
of us
grace
has been given
according to
the
measure
of
the
gift
of Christ.
8
Therefore
it says:
Having ascended on
high,
He led captive
captivity,
and
gave
gifts
to men.
9
Now
what
is
He ascended, except that
He also descended
into the
lower
regions
of the
earth?
10
The
One
having descended
is
also
the same
one
having ascended
above
all
the
heavens,
so that
He might fill
all
things.
11
And He
gave
some
indeed
to be
apostles,
and
some
prophets,
and
some
evangelists,
and
some
shepherds and teachers,
12
toward the
perfecting
of the
saints
for
the
work
of ministry,
for
the
building up
of the
body
of Christ,
13
until
we all may attain
to the
unity
of the
faith
and
of the
knowledge
of the
Son
of God, unto
a complete
man, to
the
measure
of
the
stature
of the
fullness
of Christ,
14
so that
no longer
we might be infants,
being tossed by waves
and
being carried about
by every
wind
of teaching
in the cunning, in the
craftiness
of men
with a view to the
scheming
of deceit.
15
But
speak
in
g the truth
in
love,
we should grow up
in
all th
in
gs
in
to Him
who
is the
head,
Christ,
16
from
whom
the
whole
body
,
be
in
g jo
in
ed toge
the
r
and
be
in
g held toge
the
r
by
every
ligament
of
its
supply,
accord
in
g to
the
work
in
g
in
the
measure
of each
in
dividual
part,
the
in
crease
of
the
body
makes for itself,
to
the
build
in
g up
of itself
in
love.
17
This
therefore
I say
and
testify
in
the
Lord:
You
are
no longer
to walk
as
also
the
Gentiles
are walking,
in
the
futility of their mind,
18
being
darkened
in the understanding,
being
alienated from
the
life
of God
because of
the
ignorance
being
in them
on account of
the
hardness
of their heart,
19
who,
having cast off all feeling,
have given themselves up
to
sensuality
for
the
working
of all
impurity,
with
greediness
for more
.
20
But you have not
learned
Christ this way,
21
if
indeed
you have heard
Him and
have been taught
in Him
just as
the
truth
is in
Jesus.
22
You
are to have put off,
concerning
the
former
way of life,
the
old
man,
which
is being corrupted
according to
its
desires
of deceit,
23
and
to be renewed
in the
spirit
of your mind,
24
and
to have put on
the new man,
having been created
according to
God
in
righteousness
and
holiness
of truth.
25
Therefore
having put off
falsehood, let each one
speak
truth
with his neighbor, because we are
members
of one another.
26
Be angry, and yet do not sin. Let not the
sun
set
upon your anger,
27
neither
give
opportunity
to the
devil.
28
The
one
stealing,
let him steal
no longer,
but
rather
let him toil,
working
with the
own
hands
what
is
good,
so that
he may have
something
to impart
to the
one
having
need.
29
Do not let any
unwholesome
word
go forth
out of your mouth, but
only
good, for
edification
of the need,
so that
it may give
grace
to those
hearing.
30
And do not
grieve
the
Holy
Spirit
of God, in
whom
you were sealed
for
the
day
of redemption.
31
Let
all
bitterness,
and
rage,
and
anger,
and
clamor,
and
slander,
be removed
from you,
along with
all
malice.
32
And be
kind
to one another, tender-hearted,
forgiving
each other,
as
also
in
Christ
God
forgave
you.
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