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to reveal his Son in me, that I might preach him among the Gentiles, I didn`t immediately confer with flesh and blood,
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A Revelation Within
Commentators explain that God revealing His Son "in me" was more than just an external vision. It was a deep, internal transformation within Paul's mind and soul. This personal, saving knowledge of Christ, as scholars like Ellicott and Gill note, was the necessary foundation for his mission. As Matthew Henry puts it, it is of little benefit to have Christ revealed to us if he is not also revealed in us.
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Galatians
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18th Century
Presbyterian
To reveal his Son in me. This is to be regarded as connected with the first part of Galatians 1:15: When it pleased God to reveal his …
To reveal his Son in me (αποκαλυψα τον υιον αυτου εν εμο). By "in me" (εν εμο) Paul can mean to lay emphasis on his inward experie…
19th Century
Anglican
To reveal his Son in me.—That is, probably, in my mind, or consciousness. Before the Apostle could preach Christ…
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Baptist
Paul was intensely desirous that the Galatian Christians should understand that he was no mere repeater of other men's doctrines, but that what he …
No one with such a personality and with such zealous persecution of the church is about to be converted by another person or by human testimony. On…
16th Century
Protestant
To reveal his Son to me. If we read it as “to reveal by me,” it will express the purpose of the apostleship, which is to…
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
To reveal his Son in me This clause stands in connection with that in the preceding verse, "but when it pleased God"…
St. Paul was wonderfully brought to the knowledge and faith of Christ. All who are savingly converted, are called by the grace of God; their conver…
13th Century
Catholic
After showing that he did not receive the gospel from any human source before his conversion, the Apostle now proves that he did not receive it fro…
