Is There a Legitimate Reading Where Paul Addresses a Local Scenario?

I think the whole book is addressing a local scenario with ramifications for us. How do we handle false teachers? What do we do when men and women are fighting? You know, there are all kinds of applications for us. I don't think we should make too much of the present tense. It's the combination of the first person with the present tense that makes me go. Oh, if I say I'm not doing something that sounds very different from one should never. So the teach and exercise authority over without even looking at what exercise and authority or assuming authority means.