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Features study articles, annotations, and more than 300 topical notes on hundreds of subjects of interest to women. Written from a conservative perspective that honors the special role women have throughout the Scriptures. It includes portraits of more than 100 women of the Bible, inspirational quotations, and 175 original in-text charts and maps. Written, edited, and produced by women for women....

freedom from bondage. Believers are no longer slaves; they are free—not through their own merit but through God’s redeeming grace. Rhonda H. Kelley 1:3 Paul’s introductory greeting is a prayer for “grace” (Gk. charis), meaning “unmerited favor,” and “peace” (Gk. eirene), a sense of well-being resulting from a personal relationship with God unaffected by the circumstances of life. Paul wanted his fellow believers in Galatia to experience God’s presence in their daily lives.