Against Principalities and Powers

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In this comprehensive exploration of Ephesians, Daniel K. Darko establishes the context of early Christians in Asia Minor, specifically in relation to their belief in spiritual beings and the role these beings play in human affairs. Drawing parallels with contemporary contexts across the globe, especially in Africa, Professor Darko critiques the limited lens of Western interpretation, encouraging the church to embrace a broader array of worldviews in its pursuit of deep biblical understanding and sound application. Ultimately, Darko demonstrates that salvation in Ephesians is about deliverance from sin and the end of control by evil powers so we can flourish under the reign of God.

About the Author

Daniel K. Darko has a PhD in New Testament Studies from King’s College, London, and is Professor of New Testament at Gordon College, Wenham, MA, USA. A native of Ghana, he has served in executive and pastoral roles in Ghana, Croatia, England, and the United States. He is also the Executive Director of Africa Potential and author of No Longer Living as the Gentiles (T&T Clark), among other publications.

Book Information

ISBN: 9781783687671

Category: Global Perspectives

Region: World

Publishing Date: 2020-03-31

Number of pages: 298

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