Nor was I taught it (ουτε εδιδαχθην). He did not receive it "from man" (παρα ανθρωπων, which shuts out both απο and δια of verse 1…

For I neither received it of man. This is very probably said in reply to his opponents, who had maintained that Paul had derived his knowl…

For I neither received it.—The first “neither” in this verse does not correspond with the second, but qualifies the pronoun “I.” T…

Paul was intensely desirous that the Galatian Christians should understand that he was no mere repeater of other men's doctrines, but that what he …

Paul also denies that his teaching was received “from any man.” This is a different denial from that in v.11, for both “from” and “receive” (GK 416…

For I neither received it from man. What then? Should the authority of the word be diminished because someone who has been instructed thro…

For I neither received it of man
Not from Gamaliel, at whose feet he was brought up; he received the law from him, a…

In preaching the gospel, the apostle sought to bring persons to the obedience, not of men, but of God. But Paul would not attempt to alter the doct…

Previously, the Apostle rebuked the Galatians for their fickleness in so quickly setting aside the gospel's teaching; now he shows the dignity of t…