This only (τουτο μονον). Paul strikes at the heart of the problem. He will show their error by the point that the gifts of the Spi…

This only would I learn of you. I would ask this of you: still retaining the language of severe reproof. The design here, and in the follo…

This only.—The Apostle considers a single argument enough. He will only place the present conduct of the Galatians in con…

Now I say, That the heir, as long as he is a child, differeth nothing from a servant, though he be lord of all; but is under tutors and governo…

This is the first time since 1:11 that Paul addresses the Galatians. Now it is by the impersonal term “Galatians” rather than by the word “brothers…

This one I wish to learn from you. He now proceeds to support his cause by additional arguments. The first is drawn from their experience,…

This one thing would I learn of you
Though there were many things he could have put to them, yet he would only ask t…

Several things made the folly of the Galatian Christians worse. They had experienced the preaching of the doctrine of the cro and the administratio…

Having given his rebuke, the Apostle goes on to show the insufficiency of the Law and the power of faith.