Galatians 2

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According to Galatians 2:3-5, was Titus, a Greek believer, compelled to be circumcised during this Jerusalem visit -- and why does Paul say this issue arose in the first place?

The issue arose because Titus himself insisted on being circumcised against Paul's adviceTitus was not compelled to be circumcised; the issue arose because false brothers had infiltrated the group to spy on their freedom in Christ and enslave themTitus was compelled to be circumcised as a condition of Jerusalem's approvalCircumcision was never discussed during this particular visit