Cross Reference 1 CORINTHIANS 7:36 BUT IF ANY MAN THINK THAT HE BEHAVETH HIMSELF UNCOMELY TOWARD HIS VIRGIN IF SHE PASS THE FLOWER OF HER AGE AND NEED SO REQUIRE LET HIM DO WHAT HE WILL HE SINNETH NOT LET THEM MARRY

{1 Corinthians 7:36} But 1161 if x1487 any man y1536 x5100 think 3543 z5719 that he behaveth himself uncomely 807 z5721 toward 1909 his y846 x848 virgin, 3933 if 1437 she pass the flower of [her] age, 5230 5600 z5753 and 2532 need 3784 z5719 so 3779 require, 1096 z5738 let him do 4160 z5720 what 3739 he will, 2309 z5719 he sinneth 264 z5719 not: 3756 let them marry. 1060 z5720

his virgin:
Some interpret this of a man's continuing in a state of celibacy, and render παρθενος [Strong's G3933], not a virgin, but virginity; but such a construction of the original appears without example. It appears most obvious to explain it of a parent, or guardian, who had the charge of a virgin; and Kypke has shown that την παρθενον αυτου [Strong's G0847] is an elegant phrase for his virgin daughter.

the flower:
"And the manª of thine, [whom] I shall not¹ cut offª ° from¹ ¹ mine altar,ª [shall be] to consumeª °¹ thine eyes,ª and to grieveª ¹ thine heart:ª and all¹ the increaseª of thine houseª shall dieª ° in the flower of their age.² ¹" {1Sm 2:33}

and need:
"Butª ifª they² ° cannot² contain,ª °¹ let them marry:ª ° forª it isª ° betterª to marryª ° thanª to burn.ª °" {1Co 7:9} + "Neverthelessª heª that standethª °° stedfastª inª his heart,ª havingª ° noª necessity,ª butª hathª ° powerª overª his ownª will,ª andª hath² ° soª decreedª ° inª his² ¹ heartª that he will keepª ° hisª virgin,ª doethª ° well.ª" {1Co 7:37}

he sinneth:
"Butª andª ifª thou marry,ª ° thou hast² ° notª sinned;ª ° andª ifª a virginª marry,ª ° she hath² ° notª sinned.ª ° Neverthelessª suchª shall haveª ° troubleª in the¹ flesh:ª butª Iª spareª ° you.ª" {1Co 7:28}