Loading…

Stand Fast in Liberty: An Exposition of Galatians is unavailable, but you can change that!

Paul attacked the doctrine of salvation by works tenaciously. Legalism can never provide justification or sanctification. The principles of grace must always govern salvation and service. In our day, the book of Galatians is extremely relevant. Just as Martin Luther discovered its truth, so it must be rediscovered by the evangelical world. Legalism has again crept into the messages of the...

All of the world’s religions created by man emphasize the necessity of human works for salvation. They all say, “Do,” but biblical Christianity says, “Done.” The wisest of men never would have imagined the divine plan of redemption (1 Cor. 1:21–25; 2:9). The gospel came by divine revelation, not by human creation. The next two denials actually explain the meaning of the human standard. Second, he did not receive his message from any human source (“of man”). The Galatians had received the gospel from
Page 36