Ephesians 1:3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ: (KJV)

Our verse today would be a good time to compare my two references as to how they present this verse. Another way to find tools like this is to type in the reference verse and add “text analysis” in your favorite search engine.

• Blessed G2128, eulogetos. Worthy of the blessing.
• Who hath    G3588, ho. You will see this many times in the New Testament, like 19867 times.
• Blessed G2127, eulogeo. Giving someone praise or conferring a blessing on someone.
• All G3956, pas. “Everything” and many other English words that carry the idea of “all”. You will see this word often in the New Testament as it appears 1243 times.
• Spiritual G 4152, pneumatike. “Pneuma” is spirit, breath, or wind depending on the text. In your morning moments exchange these words and your thoughts in a verse like Acts 2:2.
• Blessings G2129, eulogia. There are other variations, but it deals with speaking and the spoken word. When you look at the three words that deal with bless, the common thing is “eulog”. A common word we use is eulogy. No, being a translator is not easy.
• Heavenly places G2032, epouranious. Heaven also comes from this word.

Use the links below to explore all of the words in the passage in Ephesians.

Ephesians 1 MOUNCE – Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the – Bible Gateway

Ephesians 1 Interlinear Bible (biblehub.com)