128 CORINTHIANS, 1st, 3:2, C. H. Cayce, The text referred to means that the brethren at Corinth were unable to receive the strong meat of the gospel. They had been deluded and led into error. They had decided that it was through the instrumentality of Paul, Apollos, or Cephas that they were in Christ. They could not receive the fundamental truth that they were in Christ independently of the work of the preacher. They could feast upon experimental and practical truths, the milk; but they could not feast upon the fundamental principles, the strong meat, of the gospel. The Primitive Baptist, April 8, 1913.