Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Short Exposition of the Epistle to the Galatians: Designed as a Text-Book for Class-Room Use and for Private Study
The author's effort has been to trace the move ment of the argument in this Epistle throughout in the light of those conditions which furnished the immediate occasion of its composition and did so much to determine its peculiarities. Fortunately the numerous local and personal allusions in the letter, together with kindred courses of thought in the Epistle to the Romans and historic notices in the Book of Acts, enable us to form a clear and well-defined picture alike of the condition of the Galatian churches and of the grounds of the Apos tle's convictions and fears which find expression in the Epistle.
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