Galatians Commentary

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Matthew Bates

for understanding faith in its original context.

Mentioned by the speaker in relation to a particularly beautiful line about man's weakness and misery.

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Jordan Cooper

, who quotes the introduction to the 1535 edition regarding distinct kinds of righteousness.

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Nijay Gupta

as a scholar whose work influenced his understanding of Paul.

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Christopher Gillespie

as one of the works Luther wanted to be kept after his death.

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Cheree Corbin

when discussing historical interpretations of Genesis and women's roles.

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