each one does its part

I was shown what seemed to be the internal workings an old pocket watch.  It did not seem to be working. As I was looking it became much larger and expanded into a huge sphere where the tiny parts could be readily seen. A drop of oil was added to a specific part and the watch seemed to begin to work.
 
There were many layers of geared sockets. Slowly they again began to move as if someone had wound the stem, providing the necessary power. As I was shown this pocket watch, the inner workings began to be transformed into people. They were
interacting with one another.
 
Things are seldom the way we initially see them. Some of the parts were similar, other parts were far different  from most others. But as with the watch, all had a specific and important job. The smaller parts/people were necessary for the larger more visible people to do their job. None were unnecessary or unimportant for the watch/the body of Christ to junction as they were created to work.
 
Ephesians 2:21; 4:16