A brief enquiry into the true nature of schism

(2.) That ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same Judgment. Which must be understood of a ⟨p. 11⟩serious endeavour after it, for otherwise a perfect Conjunction must be reserved for a world of everlasting perfection.

(2.) That ye be perfectly join'd together in the same mind and in the same Judgment. Which must be understood of a ⟨p. 11⟩serious endeavour after it, for otherwise a perfect Conjunction must be reserv'd for a world of everlasting perfection.

But the meaning of the Exhortation seems to be that all their little heats and animosities should be swallowed up in an unanimous zeal for the great Gospel Truths wherein they were all agreed.

But the meaning of the Exhortation seems to be that all their little heats and animosities should be swallow'd up in an unanimous zeal for the great Gospel Truths wherein they were all agreed.

2. We must enquire into the Corinthians miscarriage which occasioned this caution, which you have, v. 11, 12. there were contentions among them, v. 11. [Greek or Hebrew] So that Schisms and Contentions are one and the same thing, and tis worth nothing that Clemens Romanus in that famous Epistle of his to the Corinthians, still calls Schisms, [Greek or Hebrew], contentions.

2. We must enquire into the Corinthians miscarriage which occasion'd this caution, which you have, v. 11, 12. there were contentions among them, v. 11. 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 So that Schisms and Contentions are one and the same thing, and tis worth nothing that Clemens Romanus in that famous Epistle of his to the Corinthians, still calls Schisms, , contentions.