Matthew Poole and continuators on Ephesians 4:6
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Ephesians4:6
6 One God and Father of all , who is above all , and through all , and in you all .
God is here taken Personally for the Father, the other two Persons being before mentioned, v. 4.5.
Of all Believers.
Not onely in the excellencies of his Nature, but especially in his Sovereign Dominion over the Church.
By his special Providence through all the Members of the Church.
By Inhabitation, and the conjunction of Believers with him. Though the former two may be applied to God's universal Dominion and Providence over all the Creatures, yet the Apostle speaking of the conjunction of Believers in one Father, they are both to be restrained according to this last Clause.
Marginal references: Mal. 2.10. 1 Cor. 12.6.
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