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One person may have faith enough to eat any kind of food; another, less strong, will eat only vegetables. (Romans 14, 2)
Those who feel free to eat freely are not to condemn those who are unwilling to eat freely; nor must the person who does not eat freely pass judgement on the one who does -- because God has welcomed him. (Romans 14, 3)
The one who makes special observance of a particular day observes it in honour of the Lord. So the one who eats freely, eats in honour of the Lord, making his thanksgiving to God; and the one who does not, abstains from eating in honour of the Lord and makes his thanksgiving to God. (Romans 14, 6)
Why, then, does one of you make himself judge over his brother, and why does another among you despise his brother? All of us will have to stand in front of the judgement-seat of God: (Romans 14, 10)
And indeed, if through any kind of food you are causing offence to a brother, then you are no longer being guided by love. You are not to let the food that you eat cause the ruin of anyone for whom Christ died. (Romans 14, 15)
for it is not eating and drinking that make the kingdom of God, but the saving justice, the peace and the joy brought by the Holy Spirit. (Romans 14, 17)
Do not wreck God's work for the sake of food. Certainly all foods are clean; but all the same, any kind can be evil for someone to whom it is an offence to eat it. (Romans 14, 20)
It is best to abstain from eating any meat, or drinking any wine, or from any other activity which might cause a brother to fall away, or to be scandalised, or to weaken. (Romans 14, 21)
But anyone who eats with qualms of conscience is condemned, because this eating does not spring from faith -- and every action which does not spring from faith is sin. (Romans 14, 23)
I came among you in weakness, in fear and great trembling (1 Corinthians 2, 3)
whether it is Paul, or Apollos, or Cephas, the world, life or death, the present or the future -- all belong to you; (1 Corinthians 3, 22)
For it seems to me that God has put us apostles on show right at the end, like men condemned to death: we have been exhibited as a spectacle to the whole universe, both angelic and human. (1 Corinthians 4, 9)
