~2 min.The Lord's Table
biblecentre.org · ... have a right to the Lord's table? Ans.-No, it is not true. 1. Cor. 5 is proof of this. The Lord holds the Church responsible to refuse fellowship ...
~2 min.The Lord's Supper (Q&A)
biblecentre.org · ... it. This, of course, does not apply to such cases as that in 1. Cor. 5; or 6:9,10; or 2. Tim. 2:17-18, etc. Where the holiness which belongs to ...
~3 min.What Does "Outside the Camp" Mean? | Q&A
patternsoftruth.org · ... we are in the world there is some evil we cannot separate from. 1. Cor. 5 is an important chapter because it speaks of separation from evil in the ...
Keywords:biblequestions; qanda; judaism
~3 min.Chapter 5
Unreserved condemntation of evil; the purpose of needed discipline. 1. Cor. 5. He begins to treat the details of conduct and of discipline; and, ...
~9 min.Denial of Collective Defilement
inthebeloved.org · ... would spread new doctrines claim that corporate defilement can only be found in 1. Cor. 5 (where, as we have seen, an immoral man was put out of ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 99-25
~10 min.Assembly Authority
inthebeloved.org · ... heaven by the Head of His Assembly. The case of the immoral man in 1. Cor. 5 is an example of an unpleasant but sometimes needful use of assembly ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 98-14
~10 min.Assembly Discipline
inthebeloved.org · ... Paul personally had authority to deliver to Satan (1. Tim. 1:20), but in 1. Cor. 5, such authority to so deliver was in the assembly's act ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 98-18
~4 min.Comment interpréter la Parole de Dieu ?
... jours, puis en égorgeant un agneau parfait, âgé d'un an - et pourtant, 1. Co. 5,7 nous apprend que c'était une ombre de la réalité que Christ ...
~11 min.Church Today
faq-bible.org · ... the Scriptures (see chapter 8) moral evil is tolerated now in many places (1. Cor. 5). It seems to be a constant downward trend. At the same time, ...
~4 min.Ecclesiastical Separation, Is It Scriptural?
biblecentre.org · ... At bottom it is evidently the same principle of separation from evil, which in 1. Cor. 5 is applied to put the evil-doer out. In 2 Timothy "it is a ...
