Galatians 2: Justified by Faith, Not Works of the Law

The Jerusalem leaders recognized Paul's gospel and did not require Titus to be circumcised. Paul opposed Peter at Antioch for withdrawing from Gentiles, and declares that a person is made right with God through faith in Christ, not by keeping the Law, and that Christ now lives in him.

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According to Galatians 2:11-13, what did Cephas do at Antioch after certain men arrived from James?

He persuaded the visiting men from James to share meals with the Gentiles as wellHe publicly defended his practice of eating with Gentile believers before the whole churchHe drew back and separated himself from eating with Gentile believers, out of fear of the circumcision groupHe left Antioch at once rather than face the controversy with the men from Jerusalem