53 See pp. 340-45.
52Ephesians, Baptism and Pentecost, p. 145. Kirby suggests further that the household code, the “code of subordination,” which is unparalleled in Qumran literature, may have come “into the Church by way of the Synagogue” and “may have been added to the admonition on the ’Way of Light and of Darkness’, because it probably formed part of the ethical teaching connected with baptism” (p. 145).
53See pp. 340-45.
54Ephesians, Baptism and Pentecost, p. 149.
55Ephesians, Baptism and Pentecost, p. 169.
56H. Chadwick, “Die Absicht des Epheserbriefes,” ZNW 51 (1960), 148.