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elijah23
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Why did Paul use 'good' and not 'better'?
It seems to suggest that getting married is bad! If something is not good - then it is bad. Couldn't Paul have said: It is better not to marry?
Any idea why 'good', and not 'bad', is a choice? All other versions I saw used 'good'.
Verse 9 says:
But if they cannot control themselves, they should marry, for it is better to marry than to burn with passion. (I see this is completely diffferent, looking at the context)
As the Scritpure states in my last post, not only is it good not marry, if you have your desire under control, it is BETTER not to marry. Of course, if you choose this path, you must keep your hands off your betrothed (1 Cor 7:1).