I. The apostle +cautions us against all loose and licentious
language.+
+II. Enticing language is forbidden.+
+III. Corrupt communication includes all kinds of vain discourse;+
all such language as offends Christian sobriety, seriousness,
and gravity, savours of profaneness and impiety, or borders on
obscenity and lewdness.
+IV. Instruction is useful to edifying.+
+V. Reproof conducted with prudence is useful to edifying.+
+VI. Exhortation is good for the use of edifying.+
+VII. Christians may edify one another by communicating things they
have experienced in the course of the religious life.+
+VIII. Conversing on religious subjects in general is good for the
use of edifying.+--_Lathrop._