Using the story of the birth of Abraham’s two sons, Isaac and Esau, Paul draws a parallel between his contemporaries who were seeking to be justified by keeping the Mosaic Law and those who were receiving God’s gift of righteousness by faith in God’s promise.
Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:21-26
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God’s promise to the Gentiles that He would bless them through Abraham’s seed was made hundreds of years before He gave the Law of Moses. So God would not have given the Mosaic Law as a requirement for the Gentiles whom He had already promised to bless through another remans.
Todays Scripture: Galatians 3:17
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In his complex analogy involving Abraham’s two sons, Paul mentions a different Jerusalem, which is not the city by that name located in Israel. He refers to that Jerusalem as “Jerusalem above” and “our mother.” What did he mean?
Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:25-29
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Paul’s words, “It was for freedom that Christ set us free,” are often quoted out of their context and twisted into a misapplication that is a grand modern deception. David explains.
Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:29-5:4
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