After all, one who didn't spare his own Son but handed him over
on behalf of us all, how can he possibly ...?
If one wanted to force a grammatic diagram on the sentence, I
would suppose the "one who" clause to be in apposition with
"he".
But I'll be looking forward to what the scholars think.
Regards,
Jim V.
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