I resisted him to the face (κατα προσωπον αυτω αντεστην). Second aorist active indicative (intransitive) of ανθιστημ. "I stood aga…

But when Peter was come to Antioch. On the situation of Antioch, see Barnes on Acts 11:19.

The design for which Paul intro…

When Peter . . .—The true reading here is undoubtedly Cephas. The visit alluded to probably took place soon after the ret…

It must have been very painful for Paul to come into conflict with Peter, whom he greatly esteemed; yet, for the truth's sake, he showed no partial…

It is not known exactly when Peter came to Antioch, but the flow of events suggests that it was after the council. The Antioch incident reflects an…

When Peter was come. Whoever carefully examines all the circumstances will, I trust, agree with me in thinking that this happened before t…

But when Peter was come to Antioch
The Alexandrian copy, and others, and the Vulgate Latin, Syriac, and Ethiopic versions, ins…

Despite Peter's character, when Paul saw him acting in a way that harmed the truth of the gospel and the peace of the church, he was not afraid to …

The Apostle showed previously that he received nothing useful from the discu ion held with the apostles; now he shows that he benefited them.