Verse 2 begins with two words, 'in which,' marking the connection between verse one and verse two. In verses two through three Paul, looking back at dead in sins, moves the thought forward by expounding on what it means to be dead in sin by showing its corrupt works. Three distinct legs form the stool of deadness in sin: walking according to the course of this world, walking according to the prince of the power of the air, and making decisions directed by the flesh and the sinful mind. In order to appreciate the grace of being made alive we need to first come to grips with the dreadful condition of being dead in sins; by expounding the threefold dimension of spiritual death Paul helps us come to know the joy, liberation, and power of the gospel.
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