Eyebrows, eyelids, lacrimal glands, salivary glands, nails, turbinates of the nose, intrinsic factor of Castle, and pyramids of Malpighi represent a few of those feeble, insignificant parts of the body which function as well as the noble organs reported …show more content…
It might be normal for some to talk about the mouth but uncomfortable for them to even mention the word anus. However, a healthy anus is essential to our well-being. Failure of its sphincters (internal and external) to function well would result in incontinence. No need to say that with such problem we wouldn’t be comfortable socializing with our neighbor. This opening of the digestive tube allows the elimination of the waste products from our diet. This is known as defecation. Failure to do so because of lack of fibers in our diet or other reasons can cause a painful problem called constipation. If not resolved, that can end up in fecal impaction with possible surgery if all attempts at taking care of the problem as water drinking, a fiber-filled diet, exercise and the use of laxative …show more content…
After showing the importance of each anatomy part of the body in I Corinthians 12:12-27 and describing multiple functions that can operate in the church in verse 28 of the same chapter, he deepens his view in Ephesians 4. We are not to be as children tossed to and fro. We are not to be ignorant to the point where every wind of doctrine shakes us. We are not to be gullible where crafty men can easily deceive us. But we need to grow up, i. e. to mature in our thinking, our lifestyle, our way of doing things. We need to pattern ourselves after Christ until reaching the measure of the stature of his fullness. This will happen only if we learn to depend on him and found strength from him. He is the head. He is clean. He is strong. And the body needs to become as clean and strong as the head. Verse 16 of Ephesians 4 describes the expected physiology of the body. “ From whom (Christ, the head) the whole body fitly joined together and compacted by that which every joint supplieth, according to the effectual working in the measure of every part, maketh increase of the body unto the edifying of itself in