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Colossians

A short letter from Paul and Timothy to the Christians in Colossae, a group Paul had not met. It describes Christ as the image of the invisible God and the one through whom all things were made, then warns the readers not to let anyone judge them over food, festivals, or angel worship, or tie them to rules like "do not touch, do not taste." The last part turns to daily habits, household relationships, prayer, and greetings from the people with Paul, who ends by mentioning that he is in chains.

Teaching Colossians? What each passage says, claim by claim, for every chapter.