Ephesians 1:4 Chosen. > Judean Sure there is some merit to that line of thinking, but it is not that cut and dry. Sometimes is can clearly be used as a geographic designator, but other times not. Same for "gune" (woman/wife). Sometimes it is clearly a wife; other times it isn't clear. > neither Judean not Greek Don't act like this is "THE TRUE" translation, when you only transliterate the first word. The second word, G1672, should be "hellen." And while the meaning doesn't change much with that distinction, it's worth pointing out your errors (as you are so quick to do to others). Lastly, the context of Galatians 3:28 (you've read it I'm sure) includes "neither male nor female," another genetic differentiation that no longer matters when our identity is in Christ Jesus. You need to repent and quit being such an intellectual peasant.