Gálatas 3
Pseudo-Augustine · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Gálatas 3:12
This means the one who follows the law will live and not die for the present. But the righteousness which is from faith makes one righteous in God's sight, so that one may be rewarded eternally in the age to come. — QUESTIONS ON THE NEW TESTAMENT, APPENDIX 66
Gálatas 3:20
Because this situation had made the Galatians turn to the law, so as to confess one God without the mystery, as if it were inimical to the law for Christ to be called God, he says: "An arbiter (that is, a mediator) is not of one but of course of two. You however, having turned to the law, have rejected the arbiter. God, however, is one." By saying this, he bears witness that he is not preaching Christ in such a way as to make him another God or confess two but that there is one God, as the law itself attests. — QUESTIONS ON THE NEW TESTAMENT, APPENDIX 80.2