Roman Stones for the Ephesian Temple

Charles Welch (32 pages)

The present booklet is designed as a companion to two already published, namely, United, Yet Divided, and Far Above All. In the writing of the present booklet we have assumed that the aspect of teaching set out in the two referred to above is familiar to the reader.

The cause of truth is sometimes damaged by the excess of zeal of its supporters. We believe most surely that the revelation of the mystery in Ephesians 3 and Colossians 1 marks the introduction of something as absolutely new as a ‘new creation’; but the very new creation itself which is yet to be will have vital connections with those former things that pertain to the work of redemption, even though other ‘former things’ are to pass away.

With this introductory thought, may we ask the reader to consider the intimate connection that exists between Romans and Ephesians, so far as doctrine is concerned, even though the dispensational teaching of these same epistles are sundered as far apart as the heavens are above the earth?

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