
Study Of The Letter To The Galatians
By Steven Van De BergLength1h 26m
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The letter to the Galatians is known as the Christian declaration of independence, because it explains in detail to Christians that the Mosaic law and the demands of Jewish customs were not to be applied, because now, with Christ, there was a new standard of conduct to be followed, a new system under which we live: The System Of Grace. Paul s letter to the Galatians is known as the Great Letter of Christian Freedom because its main theme is the freedom of the Christian in Christ. In Galatians, Paul defends the Gospel against the Jewish Christian intruders in Galatia, who claimed that Galatians had to become Jews first in order to become Christians. Paul, in turn, responds by defending justification by faith and life in the Spirit, proving that God accepts Gentiles on the basis of faith in the Messiah. The letter is divided into three parts: 1) Paul defends his apostleship (Gal 1-2); 2) Paul defends the doctrine of justification by faith (Gal 3-4); 3) practical exhortations (Gal 5-6)[1] The letter to the Galatians is different from the other letters written by the apostle Paul. It was not written to a specific person, nor to a specific church, but to a group of churches, the churches of Galatia.
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GenreChildren's Literature, Spirituality and Religion
Length1 hr 26 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 13, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction.
9Commentary on Chapter 4.
2Chapter 1: Abandonment of the Authentic Gospel
10Chapter 5: True Freedom
3Commentary on Chapter 1.
11Commentary on Chapter 5.
4Chapter 2: Paul in Antioch
12Chapter 6: Precepts on Charity and Zeal
5Commentary to Chapter 2.
13Commentary on Chapter 6.
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6Chapter 3: The Law and Faith in Christ
14A. Concluding prayer. 6:16.
7Commentary on Chapter 3
15B. Final Testimony. 6:17.
8Chapter 4: Children of Freedom and Slavery
16C. The blessing. 6:18.