may enable the reader to appreciate the relationship that exists between

things seen and unseen; between the perceptions of sensation and the concepts

of the mind.

Some doctrines are emphasized by repetition; some stand out in

magnificent isolation.  The Greek word henotes, translated `unity', occurs

nowhere else either in the New Testament or in the LXX than in Ephesians 4:3

and 13.  In the first place there is a unity to keep, in the second a unity

to attain.  The former is entirely beyond the power of the believer to make,

the latter is set before the believer as a goal.  It is safe to say that no

one who does not keep the unity of the spirit, will ever attain unto the

unity of the faith.  One must be a member of `the One Body', before it is

possible to reach the standard of `the perfect man'.