What makes the book of Ephesians different from Paul's other letters?
Ephesians differs because it presents a deeper or higher level of Christian experience. Paul reveals truths in Ephesians that he does not bring out in Romans, Galatians, or Corinthians. The letter is described as higher ground and deeper water, indicating advanced spiritual teaching.
Les explains that Ephesians is not merely another Pauline letter but operates on a deeper or higher level of Christian experience. Paul will bring things out in Ephesians that he does not even bring out in Romans, Galatians, and the Corinthians. Because this is higher ground and deeper water, the book contains a more advanced unfolding of truth for the believer.