Romans 12:5

“So we being many are one body in Christ, etc..] 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 church, of which Christ is the head: and though this general assembly; or church universal, may be distinguished into several congregational churches, and distinct communities, yet each community, consisting of divers persons, is but one body “in Christ”, united and knit together by joints and bands, under him their head, Lord, and King; in him,…”

“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 promoted by us according to our special talents and opportunities. As the welfare of the same body is to be promoted in one manner by the feet, in another by the eye, etc.; so the welfare of the body of Christ is to be promoted by discharging our duties in our appropriate sphere, as God has appointed us. In Christ - One body, joined to Christ, or connected with him as the head; Ephesians 1:22-23, “And gave him to be head over all things to the church, which is…”

“So we - All believers. Are one body - Closely connected together in Christ, and consequently ought to be helpful to each other. Romans 12:6”

“Rom 12:4; Co1 10:17, Co1 12:12-14, Co1 12:20, Co1 12:27, Co1 12:28; Eph 1:23, Eph 4:25, Eph 5:23, Eph 5:30; Col 1:24; Col 2:19 Romans 12:6”