What does Ephesians chapter 6 verse 17 is all about?

Answer 1

Ephesians 6:15 - …and having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace; [NKJV]

This verse is part of Paul's description of the "whole armor of God," so the surrounding context needs to be taken into account to get the whole sense of the passage.

"Shod your feet" is equivalent to a modern speaker saying "get your shoes on" as an expression meaning "get ready to go." To shod your feet "with the preparation of the gospel of peace" essentially means, "be ready and able to spread the gospel wherever you go."

Answer 2

This passage which includes verse 18 describes the gear of a Roman soldier. This is use of illusion that could be taken anywhere in the Roman Empire and clearly understood. In your question the Sword is the Holy Spirit and Helmet is Eternal the eternal security provided by Christ Redemption to you by your faith.

Answer 3

Ephesians 6:17 talks about the "helmet of salvation" as part of the armor of God that believers are encouraged to put on to protect themselves against spiritual attacks. This verse emphasizes the importance of having a firm understanding and assurance of one's own salvation in Jesus Christ to guard against doubt and deception from the enemy. By holding onto this truth, believers can stand strong in their faith and combat spiritual battles.