<p>15:14- see on Mk. 4:8.</p><p><i>And I myself also am persuaded about you, my brothers, that you yourselves are full of goodness</i>- Paul has just said that he is &quot;persuaded&quot; that there is nothing unclean of itself (14:14); and he is equally persuaded that those who don't agree with his persuasion the &quot;weak&quot; in the church were just as much filled with the Spirit &quot;<i>full </i>of goodness&quot;. This is what we observed in chapter 14- Paul felt that they were all to be of the same mind, that of Christ, the Spirit, even if they had theological differences.</p><p><i>Filled with all knowledge, able also to encourage one another</i>- The Holy Spirit filled the hearts of each of them, those with the old view of the food laws, and those who understood better in Christ. Paul believed that therefore they were able to 'admonish' (Gk.) each other, in the power and wisdom of the Spirit given to each of them. This was quite some unity- that the weak in understanding could still admonish the more mature or correct in understanding by the power of the Spirit within them. This is indeed &quot;the unity of the Spirit&quot;, whereby those who have defective understandings of some things can still admonish those who have better understandings. All this is of course impossible of understanding by those who insist that 'truth' in terms of correct understanding is the final arbiter as to a believer's standing.</p>