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27 [a]for “he subjected everything under his feet.”(A) But when it says that everything has been subjected, it is clear that it excludes the one who subjected everything to him.

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  1. 15:27b–28 The one who subjected everything to him: the Father is the ultimate agent in the drama, and the final end of the process, to whom the Son and everything else is ordered (24, 28). That God may be all in all: his reign is a dynamic exercise of creative power, an outpouring of life and energy through the universe, with no further resistance. This is the supremely positive meaning of “subjection”: that God may fully be God.