Somewhat (τ). Something, not somebody. Paul refers to the Big Three (Cephas, James, and John). He seems a bit embarrassed in the r…

But of those who seemed to be somewhat. (Galatians 2:2). This undoubtedly refers to those who were the most eminent among the …

The Apostle returns from his digression on the case of Titus to give the result of his experience with the elder apostles, in continuation of Galat…

One of the first things he did, when there was a famine in Judea, was to make a collection for the saints in other places, that he might aid the po…

As in v.4, the construction is again broken, with the result that the first few words (followed by an interjection concerning God’s refusal to judg…

Of those who seemed to be somewhat. Paul is not yet satisfied, and feels it essential to make the Galatians understand that he had learned…

But of these, who seemed to be somewhat
Not the false brethren, but the Apostles James, Cephas, and John, who were (…

Observe the apostle's faithfulne in giving a full account of the doctrine he had preached among the Gentiles and was still resolved to preach—that …

Having shown that the Apostle did not depart from his opinion on any point in the conference mentioned above, he now shows that nothing was added t…