Paul Explaines His Authority Paul was accused by some Jewish Christians of diluting Christianity
to make it more appealing to the Gentiles. In this passage
he explains his authority. Paul states that it is from the following
sources:His ministry (vv. 1-2) False teachers around Galatia
were saying that Paul w …
Paul Exposes His Adversaries The Galatian Christians were told by false legalistic teachers that salvation was grace, “plus”
works. The Judaizers claimed to
be preaching “the Gospel” but like certain groups today they were saying “We believe in Jesus
Christ, but we have something
won …
Paul’s Personal Testimony It seems that the Judaizers had called into question Paul’s authority to teach spiritual truths.
Paul
begins with a testimony of
his past conduct as an unconverted Jewish rabbi (vv. 13-17). He tells how he loved religion but
hated Christians and persecuted
them. In fact it w …
Paul explains his conversion Three years after Paul’s conversion he goes to Jerusalem and visits with Peter. This was his first
visit to this city as a Christian.
He stayed fifteen days and only saw Peter and James (vv. 18-20). It would appear that the
Apostles were suspicious of him and
he had a tough …
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Paul Explaines His Authority
Paul was accused by some Jewish Christians of diluting Christianity to make it more appealing to the Gentiles. In this passage he explains his authority. Paul states that it is from the following sources:His ministry (vv. 1-2) False teachers around Galatia were saying that Paul w …
Paul Exposes His Adversaries
The Galatian Christians were told by false legalistic teachers that salvation was grace, “plus” works. The Judaizers claimed to be preaching “the Gospel” but like certain groups today they were saying “We believe in Jesus Christ, but we have something won …
Paul’s Personal Testimony
It seems that the Judaizers had called into question Paul’s authority to teach spiritual truths. Paul begins with a testimony of his past conduct as an unconverted Jewish rabbi (vv. 13-17). He tells how he loved religion but hated Christians and persecuted them. In fact it w …
Paul explains his conversion
Three years after Paul’s conversion he goes to Jerusalem and visits with Peter. This was his first visit to this city as a Christian. He stayed fifteen days and only saw Peter and James (vv. 18-20). It would appear that the Apostles were suspicious of him and he had a tough …