I if You Spare the Rag, You Spoild Ta Child?

Paul i is dealing with someone in the church who's a sleeping with his, his mother in law. And how does paul's response reflect this theme of family violence? Yes. I if you spare the rag, you spoild ta child. Yea. So then in chapter five, when he starts talking about this man who has had sucx with his stepmother, i'm his father's wife. And ye he says, it's a complicated text, there's a lot of layers of interpretation there, but essentially what he says is, hand him over to satan. Think whatt aminit? How does that work?