A verse-by-verse study of Galations 3:6-14.

Paul offers the example of the patriarch, Abraham to support his claim that justification (right standing with God) comes by faith alone.

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A verse-by-verse study of Galations 2:15—3:5.

Paul opens the theological section of his letter with an explanation of the vital biblical concept of justification and the nature of salvation.

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A verse-by-verse study of Galations 2:2-14.

Paul concludes the historical section of his letter with an account of the highlights and challenges of his early ministry, which included conflict with Peter about how non-Jews were to be received into the church.

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A verse-by-verse study of Galations 1:10—2:1.

Paul recounts his journey toward Christ and his call to become an apostle to the Gentiles.

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An introduction to Paul’s Letter to the Galatians and a verse-by-verse study of Galations 1:1-9.

After a brief greeting, Paul gets right to his point: the churches in Galatia have been deceived by a false gospel that is taking them away from Christ.

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A verse-by-verse study of Acts 14:1—15:2. The Lord leads Paul and Barnabus to the pagan city of Lystra, where they are mistakenly identified as the gods, Zeus and Hermes.

The final stops of Paul’s first missionary journey yield mixed results—great advances are made among the Gentiles, but there is fierce opposition from Jewish religious leaders who have rejected Jesus as the Messiah.

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A verse-by-verse study of Acts 13:32-52, which provides us with a deep theological explanation of the coming of the Messiah.

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A verse-by-verse study of Acts 11:25-30 and 12:24—13:31.

We will look at several significant events that took place in the years AD46-49.

During this time the first Gentile church was established and Paul set out on his first missionary journey, a trip that had great success, but was filled with near-death experiences for the missionaries.