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1CO 6:6 rework to fit the ULB
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\v 4 And if you can settle matters that are important in this life, you should not find it necessary to hand off disputes between Christians to be settled by unbelievers.
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\v 5 I say this to show how you have disgraced yourselves. There certainly must be someone in the church who is sensible enough to settle these disputes when these sort of cases come up between Christian brothers and sisters.
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\v 6 But instead, some believers among you accuse other believers in a civil court and you allow a judge who is an unbeliever to settle the matter!
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\v 6 But instead, some believers among you accuse other believers in a civil court, but when you do, unbelievers will see your failure to settle the matter within the church.
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\v 7 When you have any disputes between one another it means that you have not done what you should have done. Allow a brother or sister to take advantage of you rather than you take them to court.
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\v 7 The fact that you are taking one another to court means that you have not done what you should have done. You should have worked out the conflict within the church. You should not have gone to court at all. Rather, you should allow a brother or sister to take advantage of you, and if they have stolen anything from you, let them keep what they stole.
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\v 8 Instead, you have wronged and cheated others, and the ones you cheated are your own brothers and sisters.
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