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Sacred Sunday~I Corinthians Chapter 5/50 Shades of Corinth

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Fifty Shades of Corinth. Speaking of doing bad stuff, Paul's been
hearing some rumors. There's some steamy stuff going on in the
bedroom, and he doesn't like it. He's heard that some guy is
getting it on with his stepmom. Gross. It also happens to be
against Jewish and Roman law. Paul wishes he were there in person
so he could help, but never fear, all, he's there in Spirit. And he
has so passed judgment on this guy in Spirit. This dude should be
forced to live the rest of his life outside of the church.
Basically, they're gonna throw him to Satan. Maybe if he suffers
enough, God will save him in the end. Who knows though?  Paul
is extremely annoyed at the Corinthians' lax attitude about this
stuff. Don't they know that even a little yeast can make bread
dough rise? Translation: one bad person can ruin a whole church.
It's time to clean those mixing bowls and start a new batch of
dough. We're living in Passover times, y'all! Jesus is the lamb
that has been slaughtered, so start acting like it! Paul thinks
they need to be celebrating with some nice pure unleavened bread,
not letting that evil yeast creep into their midst. Harsh words,
Paul. Paul says that he wrote to the church before and told them
not to have anything to do with immoral people. Of course, they
misunderstood this. It would be kind of impossible not to associate
with anyone who had a history of doing bad things.  What he
meant was, don't associate with other Christians who are immoral.
Oh, good clarification. How do you know a fellow Christian is
super-bad like this? Well, are they sexually immoral? Are they
greedy? Are they an idolater? Do they verbally abuse others? Are
they drunks? Are they thieves? Then you can just cross them off
your list. Get them out of the church. Judge the heck out of them.
(Hey, wait, Paul… didn't you just tell the Corinthians not to judge
a little bit ago? Oh, never mind…) www.shmoop.com

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