The Book of

Galatians Intro

One gospel, nothing added: set free by grace, through faith in Christ.

Before chapter 1≈ 2 min6 chapters

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Persecutor turned apostle

Paul names himself in the first line, and scholars of every view agree he wrote it.Galatians 1:1
He wrote the closing lines in large letters, with his own hand.Galatians 6:11
To the churches of Galatia. Many think these are the towns of Acts 13–14.Galatians 1:2
Written around AD 48–49, just before the Jerusalem council, or in the early 50s; scholars differ.Most scholars

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A warning, then Paul’s own story, then his case from Scripture, then how freedom is lived.

Four threads to follow

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On the map

Many think Paul wrote to the towns of his first journey; others place the churches further north. Jerusalem and Antioch are where chapter 2 happens.

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It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not be encumbered once more by a yoke of slavery.

Galatians 5:1

Question

One Greek believer became a test case for the gospel.

Who went up to Jerusalem with Paul and was not made to be circumcised?

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