Galatians 2:11–14: Paul Confronts Peter at Antioch
The gospel creates a shared table, and a leader's withdrawal from it is a public denial of the gospel, not a private preference. Paul confronted Peter openly because Peter's conduct contradicted the truth he preached.
Galatians 2:11–14: Confronting a Leader's Error
Paul opposed Peter to his face in Antioch because Peter's withdrawal from Gentile tables contradicted the truth of the gospel. The passage permits criticism of leaders, but only the kind aimed at the gospel, spoken directly, and matched to how public the error was.