Typically when we sin we like to hide—either our sin or ourselves or both. This is a natural response, hardwired into our genes. We get this instinct from our first parents, the progenitors of the human race, Adam and Eve. When they sinned, they hid (cf. Genesis 3:8–10). And humanity’s been hiding ever since.1 When Paul’s young converts in Galatia first heard his letter of rebuke read aloud, they too, no doubt, wanted to run and hide.2 As far as Paul was concerned, they’d