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Paul's letter to the Galatians has had an impact on the life and thought of the Christian church far exceeding its modest length. Though less than 150 verses (compared to more than 1000 in Acts, nearly 870 in the Gospel of John, and 303 in Hebrews), it has exercised a profound influence on theologians struggling with the issues of freedom and faith, gospel and law, the Spirit and ethics. In the...

a time for celebrating what God’s grace has done for the individual, not for celebrating that Jesus has finally become Lord. The stress Paul puts on the once-and-for-allness of the coming of Christ has helped to remind the church that it is not a mystery cult (like so many ancient religions) nor is its faith purely mysticism. It is rooted in an event in history which changed the course of that history. Paul further describes the reality of Christ’s dominion by saying, “There is neither Jew nor Greek,
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