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Paul’s Conviction Restores Peter’s Wavering Convictions
As you would remember, Paul has been laying out the case for his apostleship and his gospel. As he demonstrated in the first chapter of Galatians, his apostleship was not a human appointment, and his […]
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Conflict and Consensus in Jerusalem
We last saw Paul on the boat out of Caesarea, heading for Tarsus, and home. His point is made. His apostleship was not a human appointment, and his gospel did not come from human teachers. […]
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Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians Part XVII
Paul continues his exhortation to sow to the Spirit, and then returns to ring the final changes in his battle with the Judaists. IV. Sow to the Spirit — Do Good to All Men (6:9-10) 7. […]
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An Obnoxious Argument, and its Answer
E.The implications of his gospel (2:17–21) The debate in Antioch had been a hard-fought affair. The Judaists had raised every conceivable objection, mounted every conceivable argument: for, as Luke records, there had been “no small […]
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