If a man be overtaken (εαν κα προλημφθη ανθρωπος). Condition of third class, first aorist passive subjunctive of προλαμβανω, old v…

GALATIANS Chapter 6

This chapter is composed entirely of affectionate exhortation and the expression of the apostle's earnest solicitude for…

Brethren.—The unfortunate conventional use of this word rather tends to weaken our sense of the delicacy and earnestness of this a…

Brethren, if a man be overtaken in a fault,–

He is a slow traveler; he is not speeding swiftly on the way to heaven, so the fault o…

The first situation is one that, more than any other, reveals the real character and spiritual maturity of a believer. Paul imagines a hypothetical…

We have no good works which God rewards except those which we derive from his grace.

Brethren, if a man be overtaken in a fault
Or "be taken before" in one; not, as Grotius thinks, before this epistle …

We are to bear one another's burdens. In this way, we will fulfill the law of Christ. This obliges us to mutual forbearance and compassion towards …

After leading the Galatians back to the state of truth regarding divine things, the Apostle then leads them back to the truth regarding human thing…