Lest Any Man Should Boast

Exposition of Ephesians 1-2

"Lest Any Man Should Boast: Exposition of Ephesians 1-2" by John Calvin offers a meticulous and profound exploration of the initial chapters of Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians. This work, translated by Arthur Golding, presents Calvin's insightful interpretations aimed at illuminating the rich theological themes of grace, salvation, and predestination, which are pivotal to understanding the Apostle's message.

The book is structured as a series of sermons that deeply considers the scriptural text, emphasizing the sovereignty of God in the act of salvation and the role of faith in the believer's life. Calvin argues vigorously against the backdrop of his theological contemporaries, defending the doctrine that salvation is a gift from God, not a result of human merit, thereby underscoring the title's proclamation against boasting.

Each sermon is crafted to not only expound on the text but also to apply its truths practically, encouraging believers to live out their faith authentically. Calvin's focus on the transformative power of God's grace in Ephesians chapters one and two offers profound insights into the nature of spiritual blessings and the believer's predestined purpose to live holy and blameless lives.

This book is an essential resource for those seeking a deeper theological understanding of key New Testament teachings and their implications for Christian living. Calvin's clear, authoritative, and pastoral voice makes this work a valuable addition to any theological library, providing rich spiritual nourishment and a robust defense of Reformed doctrine.

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