Sermon Tone Analysis
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Marriage
V. 1) There was a common misconception in the Corinthian church that men were not to marry.
This was not only a physical or social problem, it was a spiritual problem.
We were never designed to be alone in this life.
For those of you who have said “I’ll never marry” or “I’m better off by myself” The Bible tells us that we put ourselves at a great disadvantage by not finding the spouse that God has set aside for us.
V. 2 - 6 Paul is telling the Corinthians, and has been telling them throughout this whole book, to stay away from sexual immorality at all costs.
He is giving specific instructions to married couples.
If you ever wanted marital advice, its right here in the Bible!
Note that he says in verse 6 that this is a concession and not a commandment.
Paul is not promoting legalism here, but a suggestion.
If its in the Bible, I’d say its a pretty good suggestion.
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