How firm of a foundation he says of the Lord, He is laid for your faith in His excellent Word."

The Alps of the New Testament, that's how scholars have described the New Testament book of Ephesians.

Welcome to Through the Bible, I'm Steve Schwetz, welcoming you aboard the Bible bus,

as we set off for a new and exciting journey through the high peaks of the Apostle Paul's letter

to the church at Ephesus. So as you grab your copy of God's Word and find your place,

here's Dr. McGee reading an article that he received many years ago.

Square? Another of the good old words has gone the way of love, modesty, and patriotism.

Something to be snickered over or outright laughed at. Why, it used to be that there was no higher

compliment you could pay a man than to call him a square shooter. But today, a square is a guy

who volunteers when he doesn't have to. He's a guy who gets his kicks from trying to do a job

better than anyone else. He's a boob who gets so lost in his work, he has to be reminded to go home.

He hasn't learned to cut corners of goof off. This nut we call a square gets all choked up when he

hears children singing, my country is a thee. He even believes in God and says so in public. A square

is a guy who lives within his means whether the Joneses do or not and thinks his uncle Sam should

too. He doesn't want to fly now and pay later. A square is likely to save some of his own money

for a rainy day rather than count on using yours. A square gets his books out of the library instead

of the drugstore. He tells his son it's more important to play fair than to win. Imagine a square

is a guy who reads the scripture when nobody's listening. He wants to see America first in everything.

He believes in honoring mother and father and do unto others and that kind of stuff. So,

will all of you who answer this description please stand up. Stand up and be counted. You

squares who turn the wheels and dig the fields and move mountains and put rivets in your dreams. You

squares who dignify the human race. You squares who hold a thankless world in place. This square

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