<p>1:10- see on 1 Cor. 1:2.</p><p><em>Now I urge you brothers, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you all speak the same thing and that there be no divisions among you; but that you be perfected together in the same mind and in the same judgment</em>- This appeal was made for the sake of the fact they were all &quot;in the name&quot; of the Lord Jesus by baptism into that name. They had therefore been given &quot;the spirit of Christ&quot;, the mind of Christ. The &quot;one mind&quot; or &quot;same mind&quot; which Paul appeals for us to have is the mind of Christ (see on Phil. 2:5). He's not confusing unity with uniformity, but rather reasoning that if we each allow the mind of Christ to be dominant within us, then we shall have the same mind / judgment because we will each have <em>His </em>mind. This is not therefore an appeal to each study the Bible in the same way and reach the same conclusions, or have the same level of discipline for those who fail in certain moral areas. Rather is it quite simply an appeal for us to have the mind of Christ. And thereby we shall be united, regardless of other issues over which we may differ.</p><p>&ldquo;Be perfected together&quot; (1 Cor. 1:10) uses the same Greek word as in Heb. 10:5, where we read of the Lord's one body &quot;prepared&quot;, joined together.</p>