The book of Galatians, written by the Apostle Paul, is one of the most theologically rich and thought-provoking letters in the New Testament. It’s a powerful, passionate plea to the early Christian churches in Galatia, and it centers around one fundamental issue: the relationship between faith and law in the life of a believer. Paul’s tone throughout the letter reflects his deep concern for the Galatians, and in deconstructing this epistle, we uncover themes of grace, freedom, identity, and how faith in Jesus transforms everything.
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