VVArres] That is, those emulations, strifes, and contentions, whereof the Apostle had spoken, Chap. 3. 14. and not open warres, when as one Army is brought up against another; for there was no such thing between Christians in those times wherein Saint James wrote, though open warres and fightings arise and spring from the same fountaine. fightings] Or, brawlings. lusts] Or, pleasures. Called pleasures in the Originall, because of that delight or pleasure which men take in them. warre] 1 Peter 2:11. members] That is, in you, or in your members, because lusts exercise a dominion over the members of the body, making use of them for the compassing of that which they desire to bring to passe; and so they do over the faculties of the soul.