your Master (Kathēgētēs [2519] from katá [2596], according to; and [2233], hēgéomai to lead), even the Christ; and all of you are brothers (from adelphós (a.t.). Note [80])” how Jesus substituted “Master” (a “leading for the two authority”) “Rabbi,” identifying nouns in meaning. The reasons assigned? First, Christ alone is your Master, and second, you are all equal. Plainly, there is no room for hierarchy below anointed One (Christós “the [5547] from the verb [5548], to anoint; chríō note the the Lord Jesus definite article),” Christ. All believers are anointed with the Spirit of Christ according to 1 John 2:20: you have an anointing from the Holy “But One, and you all know” (NASB). [9, 10] Jesus continued with His injunction: call no one your father upon “And the earth: for One is your Father, who is in heaven. Neither (mēdé [3366] from mē and the adversative dé [1161], [3361], “not”;
your Master (Kathēgētēs [2519] from katá [2596], according to; and hēgéomai [2233], to lead), even the Christ; and all of you are brothers (from adelphós [80])” (a.t.). Note how Jesus substituted “Master” (a “leading authority”) for “Rabbi,” identifying the two nouns in meaning. The reasons assigned? First, Christ alone is your Master, and second, you are all equal. Plainly, there is no room for hierarchy below “the anointed One (Christós [5547] from the verb chríō [5548], to anoint; note the definite article),” the Lord Jesus Christ. All believers are anointed with the Spirit of Christ according to 1 John 2:20: “But you have an anointing from the Holy One, and you all know” (NASB). [9, 10] Jesus continued with His injunction: “And call no one your father upon the earth: for One is your Father, who is in heaven. Neither (mēdé [3366] from mē [3361], “not”; and the adversative dé [1161],
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