1 Corinthians 10:31 - Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

Whether therefore ye eat— "Therefore on the whole, to conclude this discourse, since no one particular rule can be laid down to suit all the diversities of temper and apprehension which may arise; instead of uncharitable contentions with each other, or any thingwhich looks like mutual contempt, let us take all the pains we can to meet as in the centre of real religion. See to it then, that whether ye eat or drink, or whatever else ye do, in the common as well as sacred actions of life, ye do all to the glory of God; pursuing the credit of the Gospel, and the edification of the church, that God may be honoured in the happiness of his creatures, and more universallyacknowledged as the author of all good." See Doddridge, and more on this subject in the Inferences.