1 Corinthians Chapter 8

            8^:1Now about [the]-things offered to idols. We┘all└have knowledge. [The] knowledge puffs up; [the] love builds up. ² If anybody thinks (himself) to-know something, he-did┘not-yet└come-to-know as it-is-necessary to-know. ³ And if anybody loves [the] God, this-one has-been-known by him. ⁴ About [the] eating things-offered-to-idols. We know (there is) no idol in (the) world and that nobody (is) God but² one. ⁵ For even if there-are so-called gods either in heaven or on earth, as there-are many gods and many lords, ⁶ [but] for-us (there is) one God the Father, from whom (are) [the] all-things and we (exist) for him, and one Lord Jesus Christ through whom (are) [the] all-things and we (exist) through him.

            ⁷ But [the] knowledge (is) not in all. But some, by-the custom of-the idols until now, eat as something-offered-to-(an)-idol; and the conscience of-them, being-weak, is defiled. ⁸ But food will┘not└commend us to-[the] God. Neither if we-do┘not└eat are-we-worse; nor if-we-eat are-we-better. ⁹ But beware lest somehow this [the] right of-you becomes (a) stumbling block to-the weak. ¹⁰ For if somebody sees the-one having knowledge sitting in (a) idol’s-temple, will┘the conscience of-him, being weak, not└be-encouraged to-eat to the (idol the-things offered-to-the-idol? ¹¹ For the-one being weak, the brother on-account-of whom Christ died, is-destroyed by [the] your knowledge. ¹² And in-this-manner sinning against the/a brother and wounding the conscience of-them, being weak, you-sin against Christ. ¹³ So if food makes┘the brother of-me└stumble,, I-will┘certainly not└eat meat forever³, in-order-that I-will┘not make the brother of-me└stumble.