
Teks -- 1 Corinthians 12:14 (NET)




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Robertson -> 1Co 12:14
Robertson: 1Co 12:14 - Is not one member Is not one member ( ouk estin hen melos ).
The point sounds like a truism, but it is the key to the whole problem of church life both local and gener...
Is not one member (
The point sounds like a truism, but it is the key to the whole problem of church life both local and general. Vincent refers to the fable of the body and the members by Menenius Agrippa (Livy, II, 32), but it was an old parable. Socrates pointed out how absurd it would be if feet and hands should work against one another when God made them to cooperate (Xen., Mem. II. iii. 18). Seneca alludes to it as does Marcus Aurelius and Marcus Antoninus.
Vincent -> 1Co 12:14
Vincent: 1Co 12:14 - The body The body
The student will naturally recall the fable of the body and the members uttered by Menenius Agrippa, and related by Livy, ii., 32; but t...
The body
The student will naturally recall the fable of the body and the members uttered by Menenius Agrippa, and related by Livy, ii., 32; but the illustration seems to have been a favorite one, and occurs in Seneca, Marcus Antoninus, and others.
JFB -> 1Co 12:14
JFB: 1Co 12:14 - -- Translate, "For the body also." The analogy of the body, not consisting exclusively of one, but of many members, illustrates the mutual dependence of ...
Translate, "For the body also." The analogy of the body, not consisting exclusively of one, but of many members, illustrates the mutual dependence of the various members in the one body, the Church. The well-known fable of the belly and the other members, spoken by Menenius Agrippa, to the seceding commons [LIVY, 2.32], was probably before Paul's mind, stored as it was with classical literature.
Clarke -> 1Co 12:14
Clarke: 1Co 12:14 - For the body is not one member For the body is not one member - The mystical body, the Church, as well as the natural body, is composed of many members.
For the body is not one member - The mystical body, the Church, as well as the natural body, is composed of many members.
TSK -> 1Co 12:14

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Poole -> 1Co 12:14
Poole: 1Co 12:14 - -- As the natural body is totum integrale, a whole consisting of many members; so the body spiritual, the mystical body of Christ, is not made up of...
As the natural body is totum integrale, a whole consisting of many members; so the body spiritual, the mystical body of Christ, is not made up of one single member, but of many members.
Gill -> 1Co 12:14
Gill: 1Co 12:14 - For the body is not one member // but many For the body is not one member,.... Not only one; nor is anyone member the body, though ever so eminent, as the head or eye: thus the church of Christ...
For the body is not one member,.... Not only one; nor is anyone member the body, though ever so eminent, as the head or eye: thus the church of Christ is not one person only, or does not consist of one sort of persons; as only of Jews, or only of Gentiles, or only of rich and freemen, or only of men of extraordinary gifts and abilities, or greatly eminent for grace and spiritual knowledge:
but many; members, as the Arabic version adds; as eyes, ears, hands, feet, &c. so in the mystical body of Christ, the church, there are many members, some in a higher station, others in a lower; some of greater gifts, grace, and usefulness, others of lesser; some Jews, other Gentiles; some bond, others free; yet all one in Christ the head, and all related to each other.

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MHCC -> 1Co 12:12-26
MHCC: 1Co 12:12-26 - --Christ and his church form one body, as Head and members. Christians become members of this body by baptism. The outward rite is of Divine institut...
Matthew Henry -> 1Co 12:12-26
Matthew Henry: 1Co 12:12-26 - -- The apostle here makes out the truth of what was above asserted, and puts the gifted men among the Corinthians in mind of their duty, by comparin...
Barclay -> 1Co 12:12-31
Barclay: 1Co 12:12-31 - "THE BODY OF CHRIST" Here is one of the most famous pictures of the unity of the Church ever written. Men have always been fascinated by the way in which the different...
Constable: 1Co 7:1--16:13 - --III. Questions asked of Paul 7:1--16:12
The remainder of the body of...


