Éphésiens 4:11-13

Éphésiens 4:11-13 OST

Lui-même donc a donné les uns pour être apôtres, les autres pour être prophètes, les autres pour être évangélistes, les autres pour être pasteurs et docteurs; Pour l'assemblage des saints, pour l'œuvre du ministère, pour l'édification du corps de Christ; Jusqu'à ce que nous soyons tous parvenus à l'unité de la foi et de la connaissance du Fils de Dieu, à l'état d'homme fait, et à la mesure de la stature parfaite de Christ

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