39Ⅰ "Whenever we do something, we must have a proper consideration for the Body. We need to consider how the Body would feel about what we are doing. The biggest problem, the unique problem, is not knowing the Body and not caring for the Body. If we take care of the Body and are concerned for the Body, there will be no problems" (The Problems Causing the Turmoils in the Church Life, p. 35).
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40Ⅱ "Our attitude depends upon our seeing of the Body. The only remedy is to see the Body of Christ. It is not a matter of yes or no, good or bad. It is a matter of whether or not something is of the Body or not of the Body. We must be Body-conscious to the uttermost. What the Lord wants is the Body. But today not many really care for the Body" (p. 30).
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41Ⅲ "We are here for the Body. Without the backing of the Body, without the backing of the recovery, we have no way to practice the local churches. If we practice the local church life and neglect the view of the Body, our local church becomes a local sect" (p. 35).
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42Ⅳ "When we do something, we must not forget that we are members of the Body, and the Body is not only a local church. The local church is not a 'local body'; if it is, it becomes a local sect" (p. 29).
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43Ⅴ "Both the ministry and many churches in the recovery made a decision to quarantine certain divisive ones. Some did not accept this decision and have even joined these divisive ones. They have disregarded the feeling of the Body" (p. 29).
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44Ⅵ "According to the principle of Romans 14, we accept all of the Lord's children, but according to Romans 16:17 we have to mark those who make divisions and turn away from them. We cannot receive division-makers who have been quarantined by the Body…Again this is a matter of practicing the Body life. If a local church receives someone who has offended the Body to the uttermost, that local church is obviously not going along with and not one with the Body. We have to take care of the Body" (pp. 30-31).
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45Ⅶ "Receiving a person who has made trouble in the recovery and who is still making trouble involves the Body very much…The Body surely will check with a local church if there is a division-maker among them whom they have not disciplined. If they do not discipline such a one, they are wrong and are offending the Body" (p. 31).
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46Ⅷ "Regardless of how much help we have received from a certain one in the past, if he does something that offends the Body, we must practice the truth. We must know the Body and trust in the Body…Should we listen to the churches or take care of our own personal observation of the situation? If we put the notification of so many churches aside and go to investigate the situation ourselves, this is an offending to the Body. Do we respect the Body or do we respect ourselves?" (p. 32)