A Historical Commentary on St Paul's Epistle to the Galatians
Ramsay's scholarly historical-critical commentary on Paul's Letter to the Galatians, providing extensive historical introduction to society and religion in Central Asia Minor during Paul's time and establishing the cultural, religious, and political context of the Galatian churches.
96 Chapters
Table of Contents
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00.3. Preface
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01. Historical Introduction: Society and Religion in Central Asia Minor in the Time of St. Paul.
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02. Section I: Preliminary
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03. Section II: North Galatia: Land and Peoples
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04. Section III: Pre-Galatic History of North Galatia
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05. Section IV: The Pre-Gaulish Inhabitants of Galatia
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06. Section V: The Religion of Asia Minor
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07. Section VI: Settlement of the Gauls in Galatia
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08. Section VII: The History of Galatia, B.C. 232-64
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09. Section VIII: The Galatian State
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10. Section IX: The Religion of Galatia
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11. Section X: Galatia as a Roman Client State
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12. Section XI: Origin of the Province Galatia
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13. Section XII: History of the Province Galatia, B.C. 25-A.D. 50
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14. Section XIII: Civilisation of Galatia Under the Roman Empire
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15. Section XIV: Language and Letters in North Galatia
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16. Section XV: The Influence of Christianity in North Galatia
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17. Section XVI: Later History of the Province Galatia
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18. Section XVII: The Cities and the Peoples of South Galatia
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19. Section XVIII: The Jews in South Galatia
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20. Section XIX: Pisidian Antioch
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21. Section XX: Iconium
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22. Section XXI: Lystra
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23. Section XXII: Derbe
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24. Section XXIII: Summary
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25. Historical Commentary: Epistle to the Galatians
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26. Chapter 1
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27. The Introductory Address
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28. II. The Epistle Authorised by the Church In Antioch
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29. III. Persons Mentioned in the Epistle
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30. IV. Relation of Paul to Barnabas
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31. V. “I Marvel” (Gal_1:6)
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32. VI. “Ye Are So Quickly Removing”
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33. VII. Cause of the Galatian Movement
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34. VIII. Paul as a Judaistic Preacher (Gal_1:6-10)
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35. IX. Another Gospel (Gal_1:6-7)
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36. X. “Seeking to Please Men” (Gal_1:10)
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37. XI. Tone of Address to the Galatians
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38. XII. The Gospel Which Ye Received
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39. XIII. Dates of the Autobiography
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40. XIV. The Province of Syria and Cilicia (Gal_1:21)
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41. XV. The Klimata of Syria and Cilicia
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42. XVI. The Visits to Jerusalem (Gal_1:18; Gal_2:1 ff)
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43. XVII. The First Visit to Jerusalem (Gal_1:18-20)
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44. Chapter 2
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45. XVIII. The Second Visit to Jerusalem (Gal_2:1-10)
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46. XIX. Limits and Purpose of the Autobiography
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47. XX. St. Peter in Antioch (Gal_2:11)
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48. Chapter 3
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49. XXI. Spirit of Chapters 3, 4
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50. XXII. The Address “Galatians,” in Gal_3:1
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51. XXIII. Galatia the Province
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52. XXIV. Galatians and Gauls
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53. XXV. St. Paul’s Roman Point of View
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54. XXVI. Foolish Galatians
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55. XXVII. The Two Stages (Gal_3:3)
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56. XXVIII. The Marvellous Powers (Gal_3:2-5)
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57. XXIX. The Teaching of Paul
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58. XXX. The Message to the Galatians
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59. XXXI. Sons of Abraham (Gal_3:6-9)
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60. XXXII. Oi ek pisteus
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61. XXXIII. A Man's Will, Diatheke (Gal_3:15-17)
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62. XXXIV. The Use of Diatheke in the Pauline Epistles
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63. XXXV. Greek Law in Galatian Cities
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64. XXXVI. The Argument From Seed (Gal_3:16)
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65. XXXVII. Function of the Law (Gal_3:19-22)
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66. XXXVIII. The Mediator (Gal_3:20)
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67. XXXIX. Law the Child Guardian (Gal_3:23-25)
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68. XL. Equality in the Perfect Church (Gal_3:26-29)
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69. Chapter 4
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70. XLI. The Infant Son and Heir (Gal_4:1-7)
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71. XLII. The Rudiments of the World (Gal_4:3; Gal_4:9)
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72. XLIII. He Sent Forth His Son (Gal_4:4)
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73. XLIV. The Address at Pisidian Antioch
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74. XLV. Paul’s Visits to Galatia in Acts
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75. XLVI. Paul’s Visits to the Galatic Churches
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76. XLVII. Cause the First Galatian Visit
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77. XLVIII. The Thorn in the Flesh
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78. XLIX. Sequence of Thought in (Gal_4:12-20)
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79. Chapter 5
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80. L. The Allegory of Hagar and Sarah (Gal_4:21; Galatians 5)
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81. LI. The Conclusion (Gal_5:1)
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82. LII. Personal Recapitulation (Gal_5:2-12)
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83. LIII. The Whole Law (Gal_5:2-4)
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84. LIV. Freedom and Love (Gal_5:13-15)
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85. LV. The Spiritual Life (Gal_5:16-26)
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86. LVI. The Faults of the South Galatic Cities
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87. Chapter 6
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88. LVII. The Unforgiving Phrygians (Gal_6:1-5)
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89. LVIII. Voluntary Liberality to Teachers (Gal_6:6-10)
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90. LIX. Was There a Letter From the Galatians?
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91. LX. The Large Letters (Gal_6:11-17)
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92. LXI. The Parting Message
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93. LXII. The Concluding Blessing and Denunciation (Gal_6:16-17)
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94. LXIII. The Stigmata of Jesus (Gal_6:17)
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95. LXIV. Result of the Epistle
