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What does Ephesians 5:13 mean?

"You shall soon know the truth and the truth shall set you (Zion Oil & all shareholders) free, but not the enemy"

Paul again refers to "light" to communicate a spiritual principle (Ephesians 3:9; 5:8, 9, 14). Believers are to "expose" sin, making a clear distinction between right and wrong (Ephesians 5:11). Light reveals what darkness tries to hide. The idea of "exposing" is strong in the Old Testament (Exodus 20:26; Proverbs 26:26; Lamentations 2:14; Ezekiel 28:17) and is often used in reference to going about without clothing (Exodus 20:26; Revelation 16:15). When Adam and Eve sinned, they recognized their nakedness and attempted to cover themselves (Genesis 3).

Sin, however, needs to be exposed in order to be defeated. John 3:20 offers Jesus' teaching that the person who does wicked things does not want to come into the light and be exposed. Darkness and evil share a close association in Scripture, as do light and goodness. Believers are to walk in the light (1 John 1:7). In the Lord there is no darkness (1 John 1:5). www.bibleref.com/Ephesians/5/Ephesians-5-13.html

What does 2 Samuel 5:20 mean?

"The Lord goes to battle on our behalf"

And David came to Baalperazim
As it was after called, for here it has its name by anticipation, and whither the Philistines were come from the valley of Rephaim; see ( 1 Chronicles 14:11 ) ; which was at no great distance, the one being the hill, to which the other was the valley, computed to be about three miles from Jerusalem, in the way to Bethlehem F21, between which places were two hours' travels F23:

and David smote them there;
there a battle was fought, in which David had the victory assured him:

and said, the Lord hath broken forth upon mine enemies before me, as
the breach of waters;
as when waters, through their mighty force, break down the banks of rivers, and carry all before them; or as one breaks an earthen vessel full of water, so the Targum on ( 1 Chronicles 14:11 ) .

therefore he called the name of the place Baalperazim;
which signifies "the master of breaches", where the Philistines were broke in upon, and broken to pieces, of which God was the author, and which gave David the mastery over his enemies; the Targum renders it "the plain of breaches", and seems to take it to be the same with the valley of Rephaim; see ( 2 Samuel 5:22 ) .
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