The 9th book of the New Testament, 6 chapters, 149 verses
Galatians has been called - The Magna Carta of Spiritual Liberty - The Battle Cry of the Reformation - The Christians Declaration of Independence - The Charter of Spiritual Freedom - The Cornerstone of the Reformation (Merrill Tenney)
Martin Luther realized, through the study the book of Galatians, that the teaching the established Church (salvation by works) was wrong, and that salvation was by faith alone apart from works. This understanding started a fire which sparked the protestant reformation in the 1500s.
- The Author Paul (Previously Saul) - The Adressee: A group of Churches in Asia Minor. - Galatians is the only letter from Paul with no thanks, praise or commendation to the recipients. - These people with a Jewish background found it difficult to accept Gentile believers and were trying to get them to obey Jewish rituals. Paul explains that that is not necessary. - Grace is the key to the Gospel.
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Pastor Larry E. Clouse is the Senior Pastor at Merrimack Valley Baptist Church (MVBC) in Merrimack, NH, a ministry he was led to start in 1982 which God has blessed through the years. Before coming to New England, he served as a missionary and church planter in Hawaii and a...
