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Hebrews 1:1-2a
The author of Hebrews begins with his central thesis of that was then (Old Covenant), this is now (New Covenant). In introducing the New Covenant, the author of Hebrews wishes to make it clear that the New Covenant is not a renewed Old Covenant.
Galatians 6.11-18
Here at the end of this great epistle Paul sums up what he has been saying with reference to the errors of legalism and the enlightenment of grace. What counts now is the new creation responding to grace by the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
Galatians 6.6-10
Gal 6:6-10 concerns the principle of sowing and reaping. What does where I sow reveal about my priorities? Why must I reap what I sow? These and other questions are addressed in this text.
Galatians 6.1-5
In this text Paul gives us some counsel with reference to those caught up in sin. and the proper role of church discipline.
Galatians 5.19-26
When the flesh is in charge it is obvious. The production of the flesh includes the sins listed here but this list is by no means exhaustive.It is also obvious when the Spirit is in charge for when the Spirit is in charge we will bear the fruit of the Spi
Galatians 5.16-18
If I am a new creation in Christ then why do I still sin? Is my old sin nature fighting with my new creation nature? Do my old self and new self co-exist? Or is something else going on? Is there some other explanation? Today's text explains why you still
Galatians 5.13-15
In Galatians 5:13-15, Paul addresses those who might misunderstand and misuse their freedom in Christ under grace as an excuse to indulge the self. He asserts that the freedom we have been granted is not a freedom to serve self, but to serve others. From
Galatians 5.1-12
The introduction to chapter 5 is a summary of chapter 4. Paul declared that Christ was the great emancipator who set believers free from bondage to the slave market. Note that Christ did not just set us free…He set us free for freedom! Therefore, the st
Galatians 4.21-31
This text seems like an allegorical interpretation…or is it? And if it is, then is Paul saying that allegory a good way to approach biblical interpretation? Or is he merely arguing with the Judaizers on their terms since they preferred allegorical inter
Galatians 4.12-20
Have you ever noticed that often the people who are most passionately against something are people who used to be participants in that very thing? For example, an ex-smoker who is vehemently against smoking or person who used to be a member of some organi
Galatians 4.1-11
Thus far in our study of Galatians Paul has said that returning to the law was like a free man deciding he would return to prison and like a man insisting he be treated as a boy. Today Paul seeks to illustrate and apply this truth in yet another way by tu