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Category: Galatians

Galatians defends justification by faith alone, rejecting legalism and emphasizing freedom in Christ. It highlights the Spirit’s role in producing godly living. The book points to Christ as the fulfillment of the law and the one who liberates His people, enabling them to live by faith and walk in the Spirit.

  • Galatians 3:19 Meaning

    Galatians 3:19 addresses the purpose of the Mosaic Law, stating it was added to reveal transgressions until Christ, the promised offspring, arrived. Paul emphasizes salvation through grace, not by law, contrasting the temporary nature of the Law with the eternal promise to Abraham, pointing believers toward Christ’s redemptive work.

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