1 Corinthians 7:36

36. Behaveth himself uncomely Either by bringing upon her the discredit of celibacy, or exposing her to the danger of incontinence by disregarding her inclinations.

Pass… flower And so the plea of immaturity is past. So Refers to marry at the close of the verse. A closer rendering would be, ought so to become. St. Paul, though recognising the absolute legal authority of the parent, holds that the daughter’s wishes, character, and happiness should be the paramount consideration in the Christian parent’s decision.

Let him do what he will What Paul assumes from these considerations will be the father’s purpose.

Let them May mean the daughter and her suitor; or it may refer to daughters, generally, in such circumstances.