<p>10:28 <em>But if anyone says to you: This has been offered in sacrifice to idols Do not eat it for the sake of he that tells you, and for conscience sake- </em>Paul has just explained that the history of the meat is irrelevant. But if someone else at the meal table feels differently, then do not insist on eating and having your conscience. The person who makes the objection is presumably a weaker fellow believer (see on :25). Although as noted on :32, it could also refer to an unbelieving Jew or Gentile whose potential path to the Kingdom would be blocked by a believer insisting that he is doing nothing wrong.</p>