Be as I am (γινεσθε ως εγω). Present middle imperative, "Keep on becoming as I am." He will not give them over, afraid though he i…

Brethren, I urge you, be as I am, etc. There is great brevity in this passage, and no little obscurity, and a great many different interpr…

Be as I am.—Use the same Christian freedom that I use.

For I am as you are.—I lay no stress on my pure Jewish descent. I c…

Brethren, I beseech you, be as I am; for I am as ye are: ye have not injured me at all.

He had told them the gospel, and other teac…

The opening words of this verse are somewhat puzzling, for there is not enough said to know precisely what Paul is referring to. Most likely he is …

Be as I am. Having until now spoken roughly, he begins to adopt a milder tone. The former harshness had been more than justified by the gr…

Brethren, I beseech you, be as I am
Though they had gone so far backwards, yet still hoping well of them that they w…

The apostle desires that they would be of one mind with him regarding the law of Moses, as well as united with him in love. In reproving others, we…

Having revealed the preeminence of the gift of grace and explained it with a human example, the Apostle here rebukes the Galatians, who scorned thi…