Why am I still persecuted? (τ ετ διωκομαι?). Some of the Judaizers even circulated the slander that Paul preached circumcision in …

And I, brethren. Paul here proceeds to vindicate himself from supporting the doctrines which they had advanced there. It is evident that t…

And I, brothers.—Rather, But I, brothers. This is another abrupt transition. We would naturally infer from this passage t…

The offense of the Cross is that it sets up faith as the infinite merit of Christ's atonement, and knocks down all confidence in outward ritual and…

Two personal remarks conclude the section. The first presents a difficulty. What does Paul mean by saying, “If I am still preaching circumcision”? …

And I, brethren. This argument is drawn from the final cause. “It would be completely in my power,” he says, “to avoid the displeasure of …

And I, brethren, if I yet preach circumcision
The apostle was traduced by the false teachers, as a preacher of circu…

The life of a Christian is a race, in which he must run and persevere if he is to obtain the prize. It is not enough that we profess Christianity; …

Having explained the second point, namely, that they must not submit to the yoke of serving the Law, the Apostle here returns to the first and show…