I wrote unto you in my epistle (εγραψα υμιν εν τη επιστολη). Not the epistolary aorist, but a reference to an epistle to the Corin…

I wrote to you. I have written. egraqa. This word may either refer to this epistle or to some former epistle. It simply denotes t…

I wrote unto you in an epistle.—These words have given rise to some controversy regarding whether the Apostle here refers…

Though the letter here referred to could possibly be a reference to the preceding part of the present letter, it is more natural to conclude that P…

I wrote to you in an epistle. The epistle of which he speaks is not extant today. Nor is there any doubt that many others are lost. It is …

I wrote to you in an epistle
. Not in this same epistle, and in (1 Corinthians 5:2 [Reference 1 Corinthia…

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 …