Read Ephesians
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Read Ephesians
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Read Ephesians
Talk about Paul, apostle of Christ
This is the fifth epistle he writes
Says that our struggle ain't against flesh and blood
Says that we need the armor of God
One piece of the armor is a plate for your breast
Says to put on the breastplate of righteousness
Truth for a belt and shoes for your feet
The preparation of the gospel of peace
Read Ephesians, Read Ephesians
Put on the salvation helmet, then
the shield of faith, you can use it when
the devil starts shootin' his fiery darts
And the sword of the Spirit - that's the Word of God
Yes it is
Standing firm, 'cause our struggle is against
the forces of darkness and wickedness
Talkin' 'bout somethin' that's gonna help you stand
With prayer and petition every time that you can
Yes it is!
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