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1 10,3| Christian; for certain Judaizing teachers had infiltrated the Churches
2 10,3|      activities of certain false teachers (perhaps Gnostics), who
3 10,3|        the face of various false teachers and local problems; 2) the
4 10,3|         to the heresies of false teachers. The author recalls the
5 10,3|         views of certain Gnostic teachers who denied that God had
6 10,3|     showing hospitality to false teachers, lest this further the spread
7 10,3|      problem regarding traveling teachers. Gaius had extended to them
8 10,3|      forth to warn against false teachers (Gnostics) who had made