<p>10:25 <em>Eat whatever is sold in the meat market without raising any question on the ground of conscience- </em>The left over meat from the idol sacrifices was sold in the meat market. Despite their deep immaturity, it would seem some in this very immature church had been caught up in the Jewish obsessions regarding whether the meat they were buying had been offered to idols. It has been commented that such meat was the cheapest meat, and the fact this issue is raised reflects the poverty of some in the church. Some of those very poor members were also those who had been taken in by the Judaist arguments. We have a window here onto the moral confusion there was at Corinth- some using church prostitutes, others not believing the Lord had risen from the dead; and others and perhaps the categories overlapped in some cases with an over finely tuned conscience regarding the previous history of the meat they ate. As noted elsewhere, such legalistic&nbsp; attempts at hyper obedience to irrelevant principles can be used to justify the conscience in performing serious acts of immorality in other areas.</p>