1 Coríntios 6
Samuel Johnson · Citado em PreceptAustin
1 Coríntios 6
Johnson - By reason of the believer’s union with Christ (cf. 1 Cor 12:12-27), fornication robs the Lord of that which is his. Jack Arnold - At the moment of conversion the Christian was spiritually and organically united to the person of Jesus Christ who is the Head of the Church. Believers make up the body of Christ, the Church. The Christian’s body has become a part of Christ's body. This is what makes sexual vice so obnoxious for a Christian; it is actually taking Christ into our illicit sex lives. When you go to bed with a person in an immoral union, you are actually taking Christ into that situation. ( What Every Christian Should Know About Illicit Sex But Doesn't!) Robertson (Word Pictures) - The body is not only adapted for Christ (verse 13), but it is a part of Christ, in vital union with him. Paul will make much use of this figure further on (12:12–31; Eph. 4:11–16; 5:30).
1 Coríntios 6
Johnson - Not only is the Lord robbed, but a new union takes place (cf. v. 15; Gen 2:24). Plummer and