...fay contentions, becaufe ye all name yourfelves from different leaders ; one crying, I am a follower of Paul; another, I am of Apollos; and another, I am of Cephas or Peter. What can ye mean by ES. ver. TEXT. 10 Now I befeech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord...

...orator ; Peter was a warm and affectionate fpeaker. They all had th«ir admirers in Corinth. One faid, I am of Paul ; another, I am of Apollos; and another, I am of Peter. Paul reproved this parly attachment, as an indication, that they were carnal ; that they were,...

...intire body of Christ also, and makes such factions as were in the Church of Corinth, where one said, I am of Paul; another, I am of Apollos ; and another, I am of Cephas^ : Than which, there is nothing that more demonstrates People to be carnal **, whatsoever they pretend...

...small in number, and have contributed but little of their worldly goods. When in Corinth, one said, " I am of Paul ; another, I am of Apollos ; and another, I am of Peter; and another, I am of Christ" — they tad a RIGHT to do so, according to the argument under...

...were invested with infallible authority, yet there were divisions in the early church ; " one said, I am of Paul, another, I am of Apollos, and another, I am of Cephas;" and so on. Very well—if the divisions which exist among Protestants at the present day, be a valid...

...were invested with infallible authority, yet there were divisions in the early church ; " one said, I am of Paul, another, I am of Apollos, and another, I am of Cephas;" and so on. Very well — if the divisions which exist among Protestants at the present day, be a valid...

...the exercise of a rash, indiscreet zeal, censuring and condemning ministers and people ; one saying, I am of Paul ; another, I am of Apollos ; and another, I am of Cephas. They judged one another, for differences of opinion about smaller matters, unclean meats, holy days...

...the exercise of a rash, indiscreet zeal, censuring and condemning ministers and people ; one saying, I am of Paul ; another, I am of Apollos ; and another, I am of Cephas. They judged one another, for differences of opinion about smaller matters, unclean meats, holy days...

...followed, and even in his own day ; for, says he, " we do not all speak the same thing, one saying I am of Paul, another, I am of Apollos, and another, I of Cephas, and destroy the unity of the Spirit," &c. *. And as it will not follow from his applying...

...epistle to the Corinthians, they were divided in respect to their spiritual leaders ; one saying, " I am of Paul" — another, " I am of Apollos" — and another — " I am of Cephas." With a view to correct this evil, he seeks to instruct them in regard to the functions and appropriate...