To make a fair show (ευπροσωπησα). First aorist active infinitive of ευπροσωπεω, late verb from ευπροσωπος, fair of face (ευ, προσ…

As many as desire to make a fair show in the flesh. To be distinguished for their conformity to external rites and customs. To be known fo…

To make a fair shew in the flesh.—To obtain a reputation for religiousness in externals, like the hypocrites, who lov…

"See," they say, "these Gentiles. We have converted them, and we have gotten them circumcised. Isn't that a wonderful thing?" "No, not at all," for…

For the last time Paul speaks of the legalizers, this time warning the Galatians about what they were attempting to do and why they were doing it. …

As many as desire to make a fair show in the flesh. Such men pay no regard to edification but are guided by an ambitious desire to hunt af…

As many as desire to make a fair show in the flesh
By whom are meant the false apostles, who are here described, and their view…

Proud, vain, and carnal hearts are content with just enough religion to help them maintain a respectable appearance. But the apostle profe es his o…

After admonishing the Galatians on how to behave toward people who are upright and just, the Apostle here teaches them how to act toward heretics a…