John Trapp on Galatians 2:4
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Galatians2:4
Verſe 4. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Ʋnawares brought in] Or privily ſlipt in, pretending piety to their worldly or wicked reſpects. With ſuch ill inſtruments the Church hath been ever peſtered, 2 Pet. 2.1. Theſe hell-ſcouts are ſculking in every corner.
To spie out our liberty] viz. Of circumcising or not circumciſing Titus, that they might pick a quarrell with us.
That they might bring us into bondage] ſc. To the ceremoniall law.Bucholcer. Chronol. Carolostadius attempted ſome ſuch thing in Luthers daies, and by him was oppoſed.
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