For what have I to do? (τ γαρ μοι; ). "For what is it to me (dative) to judge those without (τους εξο)?" They are outside the chur…

For what have I to do, etc. I have no authority over them; and can exercise no jurisdiction over them. All my rules, therefore, must have …

For what have I to do . . .?—In this verse, the Apostle at once explains the reasons for limiting his remarks to Christians. He also…

Though it is logical and necessary for the church to exercise spiritual discipline over members within its fellowship (the question asked in v.12 i…

For what have I to do to judge them that are without? There is nothing to prevent us from judging these also—indeed, even devils themselve…

For what have I to do to judge
To admonish, reprove, censure, and condemn:

them also that are wit…

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 …