Where did Paul write the letter to the Ephesians?
Paul wrote the letter to the Ephesians from prison in Rome. The context calls it one of the little letters written from prison in Rome, where he presents higher Christian doctrine, the Body of Christ territory, with no reference to the Old Testament or the Jew.
Les explains that Ephesians is one of the letters Paul wrote from prison in Rome. He notes that in this letter Paul takes us into the higher atmosphere of Christian doctrine, or into the deeper waters. Ephesians contains no more reference to the Old Testament or the Jew, but is higher ground and the Body of Christ territory. Les reads Ephesians 1:10 about the dispensation of the fullness of times, gathering together all things in Christ, both in heaven and on earth.