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Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 41: Galatians is unavailable, but you can change that!

One of the most influential volumes on Galatians, Richard Longenecker offers a fresh translation of Galatians and gives the reader a thorough discussion of such matters as authorship, date, and textual problems, while also addressing the problems Paul faced within his Galatian churches. Longenecker reviews the message of Paul’s opponents and the impact of Paul’s thought on Christianity.

the Lord Jesus Christ” makes evident. In Rom 5, for example, “peace” is what characterizes (or should characterize, if the verb of v 1 is subjunctive and not indicative) the believer’s life (5:1–11) because of the “grace” brought by Christ (5:12–21). So “grace” and “peace,” whether joined or mentioned separately, appear frequently in the blessings of Paul’s letters, as well as in those of other NT letters (e.g., Rom 15:33; 16:20 [perhaps also v 24]; 1 Cor 16:23; 2 Cor 13:11, 14; Gal 6:16, 18; Eph
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