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Put off
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Ephesians 4:22  (Go to this verse :: Verse pop-up) "Put off" is a word picture of taking off a piece of clothing, stripping oneself of a shirt or jacket. Granted, taking off a piece of clothing is not hard work, but the clothing would never come off unless one worked to get it off. That is how Paul chose to illustrate ridding ourselves of ungodly conduct. We have to work at putting off the old man. John W. Ritenbaugh Love and Works

 

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