Thematic Bible: Company
Thematic Bible
Company » Who not to have company with
Howbeit, we charge you, brethren, - that, in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, ye be withdrawing yourselves from every brother - who, in a disorderly way, doth walk, and not according to the instruction which ye received from us.
Do not have friendship with one given to anger, and, with a wrathful man, shall thou not enter in: Lest thou learn his ways, and take a snare to thy soul.
Do not be among them who tipple with wine, - among them who are gluttons; For, the tippler and the glutton, shall come to poverty, and, rags, shall Slumber put on!
Be not thou envious of wicked men, neither crave to be with them; For, violence, their heart muttereth, and, mischief, their lips do speak.
I wrote a unto you in my letter - not to be mixing yourselves up with fornicators; - Not at all, meaning the fornicators of this world, or the covetous and extortioners, or idolaters, - else had ye been obliged, in that case, to go out of the world! But, now, I have written unto you not to be mixing yourselves up, - if anyone named a brother, be a fornicator, or covetous, or an idolater, or a reviler, or a drunkard, or an extortioner, with such a one as this, not so much, as to be eating together, read more.
For what have I to do to be judging them who are without? Do, ye, not judge, them who are within, Whereas, them who are without, God, judgeth? Remove ye the wicked man from among, yourselves.
For what have I to do to be judging them who are without? Do, ye, not judge, them who are within, Whereas, them who are without, God, judgeth? Remove ye the wicked man from among, yourselves.
If anyone doth otherwise teach, and doth not adhere to healthful discourses - those of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to the teaching that is, according to godliness, He is beclouded, knowing, nothing, rightly, but is diseased about questionings, and word-battles - out of which spring envy, strife, defamations, wicked surmising, incessant quarrellings of men wholly corrupt in their mind and bereft of the truth, - supposing godliness to be, a means of gain!
Company » Those that have no companionship
Then again, I, looked at a vain thing under the sun: - Here is one, without a second, even son or brother, he hath none, yet is there no end to all his toil, even his eye, is not satisfied with riches, - neither saith he For whom, am I toiling, and letting my soul want good? Even this, was vanity, yea a vexatious employment, it was! Better are two, than one, - in that they have a good reward for their toil. read more.
For, if the one should fall, the other would raise up his companion, - but alas! for him who is alone when he falleth, with no second to raise him up! Moreover, if two lie together, then have they warmth, - but how can, one, have warmth? And, though an enemy should prevail against one, two, might make a stand before him, - and, a threefold cord, cannot soon be broken.
For, if the one should fall, the other would raise up his companion, - but alas! for him who is alone when he falleth, with no second to raise him up! Moreover, if two lie together, then have they warmth, - but how can, one, have warmth? And, though an enemy should prevail against one, two, might make a stand before him, - and, a threefold cord, cannot soon be broken.
Company » Who is the companion of a destroyer
He that robbeth his father or his mother, and saith, It is no transgression, companion, is he to one who wasteth.
Company » Those that walk with wise men
He that walketh with the wise, becometh wise, but, the friend of dullards, becometh foolish.
Company » The companion of fools
He that walketh with the wise, becometh wise, but, the friend of dullards, becometh foolish.
Company » Those that keep company with harlots
A man who loveth wisdom, gladdeneth his father, but, a companion of harlots, destroyeth wealth.
Company » The companion of riotous men
He that keepeth instruction, is a son with discernment, but, a companion of squanderers, bringeth shame to his father.
Company » Good
He that walketh with the wise, becometh wise, but, the friend of dullards, becometh foolish.