In today's study from Matthew 14:13-25, we take a look at the possible prophetical significance of the feeding of the five thousand and our Lord walking on water.

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In today's study from Galatians 4:24-5:1, Paul continues to drive home the point that salvation is the result of the completed work of Christ and encourages his readers to stand fast in the liberty that has set us free from the condemnation of the Law.

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In today's study from Galatians 4:17-23, Paul takes a look at two historical sons to prove that there is a big difference between living under Law which brings bondage versus living under Grace which brings freedom.

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In today's study from Galatians 4:7-16, Paul reminds his readers that they are no longer children under the Law, but have been declared joint-heirs with Christ through faith. He then acknowledges that many of them might find his words offensive as many so often do when we bring truth into the conversation.

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Today in Galatians 3:21-4:6, we see that Paul continues to emphasize that we are no longer under the Law, but have been made free through the promise of the coming Messiah, and now both Jew and Gentile, are one in Him.

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In today's study from Galatians 3:15-20, Paul shows us that the purpose of the Law was to merely point out our sin and that it was never meant to provide the solution.

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In today's study from Galatians 3:1-14, Paul continues to hammer home the point that we are saved by faith and not by the works of the Law. To prove this, he points out that Abraham was declared righteous long before the rite of circumcision.

Today, we conclude our study on the three views of the rapture by looking at the Mid-Tribulational and Pre-Tribulational views.

In today's study from Galatians 2:11-21, we see Paul rebuking Peter for his hypocrisy. He goes on to argue that keeping the works of the Law is not the way to salvation, but faith alone in the finished work of Christ.

In today's study from Galatians 2:6-10, Paul warns that his gospel is one of liberty and not bondage that would place men back under the same Law that Christ came to free us from.

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