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12See G. Bornkamm, “The Revelation of Christ to Paul on the Damascus Road and Paul’s Doctrine of Justification and Reconciliation,” in Reconciliation and Hope, ed. R. J. Banks (Exeter/Grand Rapids, 1974), pp. 90-103; S. Kim, The Origin of Paul’s Gospel (Tübingen/Grand Rapids, 1981/82), pp. 22-25, etc.
13Gk. ϰαθώς πϱοέγϱαψα ἐν ὀλίγῳ (a different sense of the verb from that in Gal. 3:1).
14So H. Schlier, Der Brief an die Epheser, p. 149.
15 “The only possible explanation on the basis of Pauline authorship seems to be that which applies the word to Colossians, which is thought of as written before Ephesians, but as not likely to reach the recipients of Ephesians until they have read their own epistle” (C. L. Mitton, The Epistle to the Ephesians [Oxford, 1951], p. 234).
16The participle ἀναγινώσϰοντες probably means “reading it” (or hearing it read) aloud in meetings of the church.