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Paul Quotes Isaiah Ephesians 2:17 Excerpt Paul used  Isaiah 57:19  (quoted in  2:17 ) and  Psalm 118:22  or  Isaiah 28:16  (alluded to in  2:20 ) to show how Christ, as the cornerstone, brought those who were near and far together into one holy temple in the Spirit. The words “But now” ( 2:13 ) introduce a contrast with the Gentile’s previous position ( 2:11–12 ). Christ brought peace ( 2:14 ) by joining the two groups into one. The “wall” ( 2:14 ) is an allusion to the wall on the temple grounds that separated the court of the Gentiles from the court that only Jews could enter. The death penalty would be inflicted if a Gentile passed that barrier. That wall of hostility had been broken down in Christ.  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.

Paul Quotes Isaiah Ephesians 2:17 Excerpt Paul used  Isaiah 57:19  ( quoted in  2:17 ) and  Psalm 118:22  or  Isaiah 28:16  ( alluded to in  2:20 ) to show how Christ, as the cornerstone, brought those who were near and far together into one holy temple in the Spirit. The words “But now” ( 2:13 ) introduce a contrast with the Gentile’s previous position ( 2:11–12 ). Christ brought peace ( 2:14 ) by joining the two groups into one. The “wall” ( 2:14 ) is an allusion to the wall on the temple grounds that separated the court of the Gentiles from the court that only Jews could enter. The death penalty would be inflicted if a Gentile passed that barrier. That wall of hostility had been broken down in Christ.  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.

Paul Quotes Isaiah Ephesians 2:17 Excerpt Paul used  Isaiah 57:19  (quoted in  2:17 ) and  Psalm 118:22  or  Isaiah 28:16  (alluded to in  2:20 ) to show how Christ, as the cornerstone, brought those who were near and far together into one holy temple in the Spirit. The words “But now” ( 2:13 ) introduce a contrast with the Gentile’s previous position ( 2:11–12 ). Christ brought peace ( 2:14 ) by joining the two groups into one. The “wall” ( 2:14 ) is an allusion to the wall on the temple grounds that separated the court of the Gentiles from the court that only Jews could enter. The death penalty would be inflicted if a Gentile passed that barrier. That wall of hostility had been broken down in Christ.  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.

Paul Quotes Isaiah Ephesians 2:17 Excerpt Paul used  Isaiah 57:19  (quoted in  2:17 ) and  Psalm 118:22  or  Isaiah 28:16  (alluded to in  2:20 ) to show how Christ , as the cornerstone, brought those who were near and far together into one holy temple in the Spirit . The words “But now” ( 2:13 ) introduce a contrast with the Gentile’s previous position ( 2:11–12 ). Christ brought peace ( 2:14 ) by joining the two groups into one. The “wall” ( 2:14 ) is an allusion to the wall on the temple grounds that separated the court of the Gentiles from the court that only Jews could enter. The death penalty would be inflicted if a Gentile passed that barrier. That wall of hostility had been broken down in Christ .  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.

Paul Quotes Isaiah Ephesians 2:17 Excerpt Paul used  Isaiah 57:19  (quoted in  2:17 ) and  Psalm 118:22  or  Isaiah 28:16  (alluded to in  2:20 ) to show how Christ, as the cornerstone, brought those who were near and far together into one holy temple in the Spirit. The words “But now” ( 2:13 ) introduce a contrast with the Gentile’s previous position ( 2:11–12 ). Christ brought peace ( 2:14 ) by joining the two groups into one. The “wall” ( 2:14 ) is an allusion to the wall on the temple grounds that separated the court of the Gentiles from the court that only Jews could enter. The death penalty would be inflicted if a Gentile passed that barrier. That wall of hostility had been broken down in Christ.  More Hughes, Robert B., and J. Carl Laney.  Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary . Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2001. Print. The Tyndale Reference Library.