The Law of Moses didn’t succeed at imparting eternal life, but it did succeed in one thing. What was that?

Todays Scripture: Galatians 3:21-22

Paul continues to explain why God gave the Law, comparing it to a temporary tutor.

Todays Scripture: Galatians 3:22-27

Paul wrote that those who belong to Christ are “Abraham’s seed.” Why is that important?

Todays Scripture: Galatians 3:24-29

Using yet another analogy, Paul compares slaves and sons raised together in the same household, in order to help his readers understand the benefits of being in Christ.

Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:1-10

Paul’s words in Galatians 4:13, “it was because of a bodily illness that I preached to you the first time” have been variously interpreted. David goes into the Greek!

Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:9-13

Clearly, there was something about Paul’s body when he was in Galatia that could have caused the Galatians to despise him. What was it?

Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:13-14

Some say that Paul’s words to the Galatians, “you would have plucked out your eyes for me,” indicates that he had an eye disease. True?

Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:14-19

When in the Old Testament God promised righteous people they they would “live and not die” did He mean that they would never die physically?

Todays Scripture: Galatians 3:11-12

Using the story of the birth of Abraham’s two sons, Isaac and Esau, Paul draws a parallel between his contemporaries who were seeking to be justified by keeping the Mosaic Law and those who were receiving God’s gift of righteousness by faith in God’s promise.

Todays Scripture: Galatians 4:21-26

For the Jews, the Law of Moses only brought them the curses promised to all lawbreakers in Deuteronomy 27. How then could Gentiles possibly be blessed through it?

Todays Scripture: Galatians 3:10-12