ness and are walking by that rule, we find ourselves at once introduced into a family of kindred spirits, who have passed through the same radical change and are united beneath the gracious canopy of mercy and peace. Such are God’s Israel. See 3:7.

How does Paul in this Epistle defend his own position as an Apostle?

How does he show that the gospel is a message of freedom?

When did Paul visit Galatia? What was the immediate result of his labors?

How was the development of this work obstructed?

How was this letter designed to meet the situation?

(Each question applies to the paragraph of corresponding

What surprising situation had now developed in the Galatian church?

How had Paul received the gospel which he preached?

How did Paul first become acquainted with Peter?

To what work were Paul and Barnabas committed by the Apostles at Jerusalem?

For what had Paul been obliged to blame Peter? How does Paul contrast his past and present life?

How does Paul show the all-sufficiency of faith?

What is the relation of the Law to the covenant with Abraham?

What testimony does the Spirit bear in our hearts ?

How had the Galatians showed their devotion and loyalty to Paul?

What allegorical use does Paul make of the story of Sarah and Hagar?

Why is compromise between grace and legalism impossible?

In what word is the whole Law fulfilled? What is the fruit of the Spirit?

Why should we help bear the burdens of others?

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