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1 - Paul: Apostle to the Gentiles
Not only was Paul, a former Christian persecutor, going to preach Jesus as the Messiah, he was going to do it among the Gentiles!
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2 - Paul's Authority and Gospel
Contrary to the accusations of Galatia's false teachers, Paul's apostleship and message were both God-given.
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3 - The Unity of the Gospel
Should unity be preserved at the cost of truth?
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4 - Justification by Faith Alone
A close look at a key passage of scripture, one that introduces several words and phrases that are foundational to understanding the gospel as well as the rest of Paul's letter to the Galatians.
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5 - Old Testament Faith
"Know from whence you came." For Paul, the Old Testament scriptures were not dead texts but the authoritative and living Word of God.
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6 - The Priority of the Promise
In this week’s lesson, Paul directs our attention to the relationship between God’s promise to Abraham and the law given to Israel 430 years later.
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7 - The Road to Faith
Many people try to seperate the law from the gospel. The fact is, though, without the law there would be no gospel.
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8 - From Slaves to Heirs
We do not earn our salvation, or our peace, through our works.
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9 - Paul's Pastoral Appeal
Paul, in reaching out to the Galatians, wasn't just correcting theology; he was seeking to minister to those whom he loved.
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10 - The Two Covenants
Salvation was never by obedience to the law; biblical Judaism, from the start, was always a religion of grace.
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11 - Freedom in Christ
What does it mean to be free in Christ?
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12 - Living by the Spirit
“Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it. Prone to leave the God I love.”—Robert Robinson
As believers we possess two natures, the flesh and the Spirit, and they are in conflict.
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13 - The Gospel and the Church
Those who have experienced God's saving grace must extend that same grace to other people.
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14 - Boasting in the Cross
Nowhere do our “glorious” human wisdom, our riches, and our might appear more clearly in all their futility and vanity than before the Cross of Christ—the focus of Paul’s letter to his erring flock in Galatia.
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