~4 Min.What I Have Learned from the Bible - Part 2
towardthemark.org · ... according to the word, to keep itself pure in doctrine and godly walk(Heb. 12:15-17; 1. Tim. 3:15; Tit. 3:10-11; 1. Cor. 5:7-13).
Position:Toward the Mark #34
~94 Min.The Book Of Numbers
biblecentre.org · ... in the New Testament: "Put away from among yourselves that wicked person" (1. Cor. 5:13). The principle is the same whether in the camp of Israel or ...
~98 Min.The Book Of Leviticus
biblecentre.org · ... exercised. "Therefore put away from among yourselves that wicked person" (1. Cor. 5:13). The priest was the person to examine closely the suspected ...
~6 Min.The First Epistle to the Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... Yet another assumption connected with this theory is that 1. Cor. 5 does not speak of the same person as 2. Cor. 2; 7. The ...
~144 Min.Notes of Readings on 1 Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... right; there is my authority in scripture, and I must do so. Here in 1. Cor. 5:11, it says, "no, not to eat." I would not dine with such an one; I ...
~1 Min.Mener deuil
'Mener deuil' est un autre élément lié à la repentance. 1. Co. 5,2 nous dit : " Et vous êtes enflés d'orgueil, et vous n'avez pas plutôt mené ...
~197 Min.Comments on the Gospel of Matthew
biblecentre.org · ... The assembly is told to "judge them that are within" (1. Cor. 5:12), which involves administering righteously and maintaining proper order in the ...
~5 Min.Quelques questions sur l'exclusion (discipline d'église)
faq-bible.org · ... la tache de l'assemblée à Corinthe d'ôter le méchant du milieu d'eux-mêmes (1. Co. 5, 13) et c'était sa tache de le recevoir après qu'il se soit ...
~9 Min.Corporate Features of the Lord's Supper
biblecentre.org · ... bread of sincerity and truth." "Do not ye judge them that are within?" (1. Cor. 5:6-13). It may be said that partaking of the Lord's supper is not ...
~7 Min.The Discipline of the Assembly - its Ground, Nature, and Object: Psalm 93:5
... are to judge conduct. We are not to judge motives but fruits. In 1. Cor. 5, the assembly is peremptorily called to judge and put away an evil doer. " ...
