The Letter To The Galatians

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The Letter To The Galatians

by William Macdonald

56 Pages

In a day when many are being led into false legal teachings, the letter to the Galatians is particularly relevant and gives us the great charter of our freedom in Christ. People are told that both the Law and the Gospel came from God and are therefore good. May we not mingle them to obtain something better than either? The letter to the Galatians gives the answer to this interesting and important question. It is a resounding ‘No!’ Law says, ‘You shall not allow a single weed to grow in your garden.’ But, more, it says, ‘You shall not permit any seed of a weed to be there!’ But they are there, everywhere. Thus, the Law hopelessly condemns us. It has a curse for all those under it.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 – Paul’s Purpose in Writing (1:1-10)
Chapter 2 – Paul’s Defense of His Ministry (1:11–2:10)
Chapter 3 – Paul Rebukes Peter (2:11-21)
Chapter 4 – The Great Truth of the Gospel (3:1-9)
Chapter 5 – Law Versus Promise (3:10-18)
Chapter 6 – The Purpose of the Law (3:19-29)
Chapter 7 – Children and Sons (4:1-16)
Chapter 8 – Bondage or Freedom (4:17–5:1)
Chapter 9 – The Peril of Legalism (5:2-15)
Chapter 10 – Power for Holiness (5:16-25)
Chapter 11 – Practical Exhortations (5:26–6:10)
Chapter 12 – Conclusion (6:11-18)