<p>3:22 <i>Whether Paul, or Apollos, or Cephas, or the world, or life, or death, or things present, or things to come- all are yours</i>- If literally all things have been made possible by the Spirit, then there is no need to argue about who baptized us, or the different nuances of teaching between church leaders. These things pale into utter insignificance compared to the all things made possible for us right now. &quot;All are yours&quot; suggests that there was the idea that by having a certain baptism or having some supposed superior teaching of secular wisdom, they possessed more than their fellows. This kind of petty arrogance can so often be seen. Yet once the immensity of having &quot;all things&quot; is perceived, then such a mentality disappears. </p>