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Ignatius to Tarsians

Anonymous Pseudo-Ignatian compiler

Chapter 5

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Author: Anonymous Pseudo-Ignatian compiler

And that He Himself is not God over all, and the

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Father

,

but

His

Son

,

He

[

shows

when

He

]

says

,

“

I

ascend

unto

my

Father

and

your

Father

,

and

to

my

God

and

your

God

.

”

And

again

,

“

When

all

things

shall

be

subdued

unto

Him

,

then

shall

He

also

Himself

be

subject

unto

Him

that

put

all

things

under

Him

,

that

God

may

be

all

in

all

.

”

Wherefore

it

is

one

[

Person

]

who

put

all

things

under

,

and

who

is

all

in

all

,

and

another

[

Person

]

to

whom

they

were

subdued

,

who

also

Himself

,

along

with

all

other

things

,

becomes

subject

[

to

the

former

]

.

Notes

f1830
1830. John xx. 17.
f1831
1831. 1 Cor. xv. 28.