But now I write unto you (νυν δε εγραψα υμιν). This is the epistolary aorist referring to this same epistle and not to a previous …

But now. In this epistle. This shows that he had written a former letter.

I have written unto you. Above. I have desig…

But now I have written to you... —that is, “But what I meant was” that you were not to associate with a Christia…

Having explained that he did not mean Christians are to be totally dissociated from the world, Paul hastens to add that the church community should…

If he who is called a brother—in the Greek, there is a participle without a verb. Those who view this as referring to what follows derive …

But now have I written unto you
Which shows, that what he had written before was at another time, and in another epi…

Christians are to avoid close association with all who disgrace the Christian name. Such are only fit companions for their fellows in sin, and to s…

Previously, the Apostle had advised the Corinthians to remove a sinner from their midst. But they postponed doing this because they misinterpreted …