ACC ~ Hebrews 2 v8

THAT THEY MUST BE MADE SUBJECT IS EVIDENT. CHRYSOSTOM: He said, “Until I make your enemies your footstool.” But it was likely that his hearers would still be grieved … so he added this testimony in confirmation of the subjection. That they might not say, “How is it that he has put his enemies under his feet, when we have suffered so much?” He did … hint at this in the former place, for the word until showed not what should take place immediately, but over the course of time. Nevertheless, here he follows it up. For do not suppose, he says, that because they have not yet been made subject, they are not to be made subject; for that they must be made subject is evident. It is on this account that the prophecy was spoken. “For,” he says, “in that he has put all things under him, he left nothing not put under him.” How then is it that all things have not been put under him? Because they are hereafter to be put under him. ON THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS 4.2.

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