<p>1:10 <i>For fornicators, for sodomites, for kidnappers, for liars, for perjurers</i>- As noted on :9, the list of sins chosen here is not random, but each of them refer to various commandments within the Decalogue the ten commandments. Significantly, Paul doesn't allude to the command about Sabbath keeping; that is the one command in the Decalogue he considers as not morally binding.</p><p><i>And if there is any other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine</i>- Whilst Paul is arguing against legalistic obedience to the Law, he is not saying that the Law is somehow 'not good' (:8). Indeed, he sees sound Christian teaching &quot;doctrine&quot; as being in line with the spirit of the ten commandments, excluding the Sabbath law. Hence 1:11 continues: &quot;In accordance with the Gospel...&quot;. Breaking the spirit of the Decalogue was breaking the spirit of the Christian Gospel.</p>