Status Updates From Ephesians, Volume 42 (Word ...

I read it... doesn't mean I enjoyed it! :)
The non-Pauline authorship stance was unconvincing to me, although certainly thorough. Obrien made a good point about canonicity coming from apostolic origin, which is a great point. Despite Lincoln's powerful arguments, I still think it was Paul.
I completed the introduction, and from what I've heard, this WBC is one of the best on Ephesians. We'll see!

The intro is rough. Lincoln does not think that Paul wrote it or the Ephesians received it. The actual exegesis, however, is quite good.

Lincoln notes the “theocentric emphasis” in these verses when he says that "προορίσας reemphasizes God’s initiative in salvation and develops the notion of God’s choice from verse four."

Concluding Appeal to Stand Firm in the Battle Against Spiritual Powers (6:10–20) pp.429-452. Full armour of God using imagery from Isaiah.