Certainly Paul became one of the men most concerned to bring among his brothers the values they should have as Christians, and we find in this chapter, that the Corinthian church made Paul's head ache, because he found there with problems that came dragging the world, and had them as principles in the church, attitudes not of a Christian, but of worldly men who constantly accused each other, boasted of their human wisdom, but none was able to solve their disputes, then, sought justice from the hands of the unjust and placed their trust in those who did not know the faith
Beloved community the kingdom of God, it is a reign of justice, and Jesus I confirm, these attitudes described here by Paul should draw our attention because we know that the unjust, will not inherit the kingdom of God.