Discussions at Corinth: The Christian's Freedom and the Glory of God (1st Corinthians 10:23-33)

Paul drives home his argument in the closing portion of Chapter 10 of 1 Corinthians, drawing the line by stressing that the Christian exercises his freedom with the Glory of God in view. He reminds them to be guided by good conscience, especially for the sake of other believers, and to remember that all that they do—eat, drink, and as they indulge in the marketplace to buy—is to the glory of God as against self-indulgence.