The Christian Ecclesia
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But the purpose for which they are set forth is to sustain an exhortation on the fundamental practical duty attached to membership of the Christian body, to walk worthily of the vocation wherewith ye were called (explained by Col. Iii. 15, " Let the peace of the Christ preside in your hearts, unto which ye were also called in [one] body " better to read " in a body, " i. E. To be members of a body) with all lowliness and meekness etc. , giving diligence to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bo...nd of peace : one body and one Spirit, he proceeds in the familiar words which seem to glide from exhortation addressed to Christians of a few cities of Asia into affirmation respecting the whole body of Christians. But it would seem as though he dreaded the very semblance of representing an Ecclesia of God as intended to be a shapeless crowd of lik*> and equal units. Accordingly he turns within, to claim as it were all varieties and inequalities as so many indications of divers functions needed to work together to a true unity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the purpose for which they are set forth is to sustain an exhortation on the fundamental practical duty attached to membership of the Christian body, to walk worthily of the vocation wherewith ye were called (explained by Col. Iii. 15, " Let the peace of the Christ preside in your hearts, unto which ye were also called in [one] body " better to read " in a body, " i. E. To be members of a body) with all lowliness and meekness etc. , giving diligence to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bo...nd of peace : one body and one Spirit, he proceeds in the familiar words which seem to glide from exhortation addressed to Christians of a few cities of Asia into affirmation respecting the whole body of Christians. But it would seem as though he dreaded the very semblance of representing an Ecclesia of God as intended to be a shapeless crowd of lik*> and equal units. Accordingly he turns within, to claim as it were all varieties and inequalities as so many indications of divers functions needed to work together to a true unity.
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