False apostles (ψευδαποστολο). From ψευδης, false, and αποστολος. Paul apparently made this word (cf. Revelation 2:2). …

For such are false apostles. They have no claim to the apostolic office. They are deceivers. They pretend to be apostles, but they have no…

For such are false apostles . . .—Saint Paul’s estimate of the character of his rivals is now given in unsparing language…

Paul does not contest the right of his adversaries to support but rather lays against them a single all-embracing charge. Those who vainly sought e…

For such are false Apostles—while he has already taken from them what they chiefly desired, yet, not content with having put himself on a …

For such are false apostles
Such as those he had in view, who sought an occasion to depress him, and exalt themselve…

It is far better to be plain in speech, yet walking openly and consistently with the gospel, than to be admired by thousands, and be lifted up in p…

Having shown that he preached to them without charge during his first visit, he now shows that he did not accept any payments from them even during…