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A Commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians Koine Greek He is the compiler ofWhen Paul came to Ephesus in AD 54 it claimed to be the first city of Asia. Yet today the city is gone; and on the site of the Temple of Diana, which was the rallying point of heathenism, is a stagnant pond. Ephesus is now known principally for its connection with the Christian Church for Pauls visit and his subsequent letter. \n \nThe epistle to the Ephesians is in many respects the profoundest of Pauls writings. The grandeur of pagan learning and