Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
Contended with him - A manifest proof this that the primitive Church at Jerusalem (and no Church can ever deserve this name but the Jerusalem Church) had no conception of St. Peter' s supremacy, or of his being prince of the apostles. He is now called to account for his conduct, which they judged to be reprehensible; and which they would not have attempted to do had they believed him to be Christ' s vicar upon earth, and the infallible Head of the Church. But this absurd dream is every where refuted in the New Testament.
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