Gal 2:1 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Gal 2:1-10: 2:1-10 During Paul’s second visit to Jerusalem, the other apostles affirmed his message. Traditionally, this passage has been seen as a description of the church council (Acts 15:1-41 ), but it is much more likely that Paul was talking about his previous visit to Jerusalem (Acts 11:30 ; 12:25 ; see Galatians Book Introduction, “Date of Writing”). 2:1 Counting fourteen years from Paul’s conversion (1:15-17 ), instead of from his previous visit (1:18 ), fits well with Acts. • That Barnabas was familiar to the Galatians suggests that the Galatians were evangelized during the first missionary journey (Acts 13:4–14:26 ; see Galatians Book Introduction, “Recipients”). • Titus: See profile for Titus at end of chapter.

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Summary for Gal 2:1-10: 2:1-10 ^a During Paul’s second visit to Jerusalem, the other apostles affirmed his message. Traditionally, this passage has been seen as a description of the church council (Acts 15:1-41 ^b), but it is much more likely that Paul was talking about his previous visit to Jerusalem (Acts 11:30 ^c; 12:25 ^d; see Galatians Book Introduction, “Date of Writing”). 2:1 ^e Counting fourteen years from Paul’s conversion (1:15-17 ^f), instead of from his previous visit (1:18 ^g), fits well with Acts.

• That Barnabas was familiar to the Galatians suggests that the Galatians were evangelized during the first missionary journey (Acts 13:4–14:26 ^h; see Galatians Book Introduction, “Recipients”).

• Titus: See profile for Titus at end of chapter.