Ephesians 1

13 about whom, to be sure, we had heard the true Word*A majority of the Greek manuscripts, including the best line of transmission, have "we", rather than the familiar ‘you’. Being unexpected, many scribes may have made the change (of one letter) almost without thinking. The Gospel of Christ is ‘the true Word’.—the Gospel of your salvation; by whom, since you also believed, you were sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise, 14 who is the down payment on our inheritance until the release of the possession,*We receive "the release of the possession" in Glory. From the beginning of the epistle both the Father and the Son have been referred to repeatedly—here the Holy Spirit is introduced. to the praise of His glory.*Verses 3-14 form a single sentence in the Greek Text, which is why I translate the same way.