Lord who is concerned—it is His interest which is involved and to Him (not to you) he must answer—as he stands or falls, but he shall be made to stand, i.e., shall be preserved in the integrity of his Christian character, … for the Lord has power to keep him upright. Paul does not contemplate the strong man falling and being set up again by Christ; but in spite of the perils which liberty brings in its train—and the apostle is as conscious of them as the most timid and scrupulous Christian could