Thursday, June 19, 2025

1COR Chapter 5

1Cor 5

Paul generalized his rebuke, believing that, immorality of one has stained the entire church

1 Harlotry is among you ALTOGETHER, even the kind of harlotry/sexual immorality, which is not even heard among the heathen-nations, in so much that certain man had the wife/woman of (his) father. 

2 And there you are, puffing up! And not rather be grieving, at least to take away from your midst, the one who practice this act.

3 because, I, being indeed absent bodily; however, being present in the spirit; I have likewise judged the one who worked-out this thing already, as though I am present.

4 (as) you gather together in the Name of our Lord Jesus, and together with me in the SPIRIT, there is power of our Lord Jesus, - 

5 - for such a one, at least, to be saved by the SPIRIT in the day of the Lord, as the flesh which he surrendered to satan, to be unto destruction.

6 your boasting is not good, why are you not aware that a little ferment will leaven the whole mass of dough?

7 Thoroughly cleanse out the old ferment/leavened, at least, there will be a new unleavened mass of dough for the Passover, even just as we are for Christ, Who has been sacrificed for us.

8 in so much that we will not celebrate the feast with old leaven/ferment, not even in ferment of wickedness and depravity, but in unleavened bread of Purity and Truth.

Stay off the worldly immoralities, even if it is among Christian brother (in reference to Sister Chloe information of 1Cor 1:11)

9 in the written letter: it is not for you to mix up/associate with prostitutes;

10 since you are not out of the world entirely, Ara (heartfelt need lifted to heaven), you MUST get out of the prostitutes, or the covetous, or the swindlers (rapacious) and the idolaters of this world. 

11 Also now, for emphasy, I write to you, not to mix up together with certain brother, in case, he is named to be a prostitute, or covetous, or idolater, or reviler, or tipsy/drunkard, or rapacious; do not even eat food together with such a one.

12 for who am I to be judging an outsider? Who could not indeed, judge those of you inside?

13 God will however judge the outsiders for the same thing; so, expel the evil-one out from you. (Deut 17:7, 19:19)

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