10五节说,『一主,一信,一浸。』本节不说『一子』,而说『一主』。在约翰福音里,我们信入的是子;(三16;)但在使徒行传里,我们信入的是主。(十六31。)在约翰书信里,子是为著生命;(约壹五12;)而在使徒行传里,升天后的主是为著权柄,(二36,)这是关乎祂作头的身分。这里,以身体的头而言,(弗一22,)祂是主。我们相信祂,与生命有关,也与权柄有关。然而,没有多少基督徒知道,他们信主是为著生命,也必须是为著权柄。我们这些失丧的罪人,不只灵里是死的,我们也没有主,没有头。但在我们信主之后,我们既有了生命,也有了头。
10Verse 5 says, “One Lord, one faith, one baptism.” This verse does not speak of one Son, but of one Lord. In the Gospel of John it is the Son in whom we believe (3:16), but in Acts, it is the Lord in whom we believe (Acts 16:31). In the writings of John, the Son is for life (1 John 5:12), whereas in Acts, the Lord, after His ascension, is for authority (Acts 2:36), a matter which concerns His headship. Here, as the Head of the Body (Eph. 1:22), He is the Lord. Our believing in Christ is related to both life and authority. Not many Christians, however, realize that they must believe in the Lord for authority as well as for life. As lost sinners, we were not only spiritually dead, but we were also without the Lord, without a head. But after believing in the Lord, we have both life and a head.