Dig into an Illustrated and Historically Accurate Outline of the Six Components of the Armor of God

The description of the Armor of God is found in the New Testament book of Ephesians, a letter written by the apostle Paul to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus (in modern-day Turkey). The letter was written around AD 60–62, while Paul was under house arrest in Rome for preaching about Jesus. He was in contact with the Roman palace guards and knew the kind of armor they wore.

This month’s eChart—“Feet Prepared with the Gospel of Peace”—is from Rose Publishing’s The Armor of God pamphlet and provides a detailed look at one vital piece of the armor. The studded soles of a Roman soldier’s sandals provided a firm foundation, allowing him to stand strong in battle. Similarly, the Gospel of Peace equips believers to remain steadfast in their faith, offering stability and confidence in spiritual warfare.

This full-color pamphlet includes:

• A historically accurate depiction of a Roman centurion’s armor
• Insights into the six components of God’s spiritual armor: the Belt of Truth, Breastplate of Righteousness, Gospel of Peace, Shield of Faith, Helmet of Salvation, and Sword of the Spirit
• A chart that helps believers stand firm in spiritual warfare by contrasting the “devil’s schemes” with God’s plan and the armor or weapon to combat it, and a scriptural reference
• Background information on Paul, his missionary journeys, and life in Ephesus

Whether you’re deepening your own understanding or equipping others to stand firm, The Armor of God pamphlet is an invaluable resource for your faith journey. Click here to save 20% through January 31 on this pamphlet and other Armor of God resources.