The divine armor of God is described in which book?

• A. Ephesians
• B. Romans
• C. Colossians
• D. Galatians

Answer: (A)

Believers are urged to clothe themselves with spiritual armor to stand firm against spiritual forces. This image is found in a letter Paul wrote to the church in Ephesus, where he describes putting on the whole armor of God. The pieces include truth as a belt, righteousness as a breastplate, readiness from the gospel of peace as shoes, faith as a shield, salvation as a helmet, and the Word of God as the sword of the Spirit, with prayer as ongoing communication with God. This metaphor is used to explain how Christians resist temptation and stand firm in faith, not merely by human effort. Other Pauline letters—Romans, Colossians, and Galatians—cover topics like justification by faith, the supremacy of Christ, and freedom in Christ, but they do not present the armor imagery. Therefore, the divine armor of God is described in Ephesians.