<p>7:28 <em>But should you marry, you have not sinned, and if a virgin marry, she has not sinned. Yet such shall have tribulation in the flesh, and I would spare you- </em>See the discussion of &quot;virgins&quot; on :25. The only one of the alternatives there suggested which consistently makes sense throughout this section on &quot;virgins&quot; is the idea that this is a technical term referring to cult prostitutes, in fact, church prostitutes. I noted on 1 Timothy 3-6 that such were known in the Ephesian church, and we must give full weight to the Lord's reference to a woman in the Thyatiran church teaching others to commit prostitution in that church (Rev. 2:20).As noted on :<em>2</em>5, Paul is calling these sisters to repentance, and the brothers who were using them. He is suggesting they do not marry, but if they do then they can, but he suspects that a former prostitute marrying one of her clients is going to be a troublesome relationship in the flesh.Which seems a fair enough practical observation on a psychological and sociological level.</p>