The Apostle Paul
Romans 12:5ASV·traditional attribution

so we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and severally members one of another.

Matthew Henry Presbyterian

We must first give ourselves to the Lord, this is the spring of all obedience. Present your bodies, your whole selves, as living sacrifices; it is by laying your hand on the offering and transferring all your right and interest to God that the sacrifice takes hold. Though he could command with authority, the apostle beseeches us instead, for men are more easily led than driven.

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Commenting on Romans 12:1-21

John Gill Reformed Baptist

So we being many are one body in Christ,.... This is the application of the above simile. The chosen of God, the redeemed of Christ, and those that are justified by his righteousness, and sanctified by his Spirit; though they are but few in comparison of the men of the world, but considered in themselves are many, and yet make up but one body, the...

Albert Barnes Presbyterian

Verse 5. So we, being many. We who are Christians, and who are numerous as individuals. Are one body. Are united together, constituting one society or one people, mutually dependent, and having the same great interests at heart, though to be prompted by us according to our peculiar talents and opportunities.