Galatians
On
Paul’s first missionary journey, the Galatians were deceived by false teachers
who insisted on the necessity of following the law of Moses in order to be
accepted by God. In the strongest possible terms, Paul renounces that message,
proclaiming that salvation comes by faith alone in Christ alone. Faith leads to
freedom and that produces life-giving spiritual fruit in our lives by which we
can bless others.
Paul
wrote this letter to magnify God’s grace in salvation and to explain the
freedom of God’s people because of that grace. He explains how God delivered
him from bondage through faith in Jesus Christ. He tells how to enjoy grace and
freedom in your daily life.
Christian
freedom is the liberty to become all that you can in Jesus Christ; it is not a
license to do whatever you please. The worst bondage you can experience is
living for yourself and yielding to the desires of the old nature. (Romans 6).
We have freedom to do good or evil, yet to make the choice of evil, is not to
use, but to abuse our freedom. Christ did not free us to be our own; He freed
us to be His and His alone.
In
Him alone, is our salvation, our righteousness, our joy, both now and in
eternity.
Please read the Book listed so that you can understand the word of God to
its fullness. This study comes from The Jeremiah Study Bible, The Bible for
Hope, The King James Bible and the Nelson’s Quick Reference Bible Commentary
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