Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
I desire to be present with you - I wish to accommodate my doctrine to your state; I know not whether you need stronger reprehension, or to be dealt with more leniently.
I stand in doubt of you - I have doubts concerning your state; the progress of error and conviction among you, which I cannot fully know without being among you, This appears to be the apostle' s meaning, and tends much to soften and render palatable the severity of his reproofs.
Other Adam Clarke entries containing Galatians 4:20:
Philemon 1:8
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