ACC ~ 1 Corinthians 15 v28a

SUBJECTION TO THE FATHER. ORIGEN: As long as I am not subjected to the Father, neither is he said to be “subjected” to the Father. Not that he himself is in need of subjection before the Father, but for me, in whom he has not yet completed his work, he is said not to be subjected, for “we are the body of Christ and members in part.”HOMILIES ON LEVITICUS 7.4.

WHEN ALL THINGS ARE SUBJECTED. AMBROSIASTER: The subjection of Christ to the Father means that every creature will learn that he is subject to Christ, who in turn is subject to the Father, and will thus confess that there is only one God. But Christ’s subjection to the Father is not the same thing as our subjection to the Son, because our subjection is one of dependence and not the union of equals. COMMENTARY ON PAUL’S EPISTLES.

SOURCE OF THE SON’S POWER. OECUMENIUS: The things of the Son belong to God as Father, and everything which the Son can do is attributed to the Father, for he who begot him outside time is the source of the Son’s power. PAULINE COMMENTARY FROM THE GREEK CHURCH.

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