Considering their motives, Paul highlights the difference between those who teach the Gospel of Jesus and those who don't.

Paul's suggestion to the Galatians: do the work God designed you to do!

Whichever nature you pursue will result in very different types of "fruit."

Paul implores the Galatians to continue running the race of faith.

Maintaining his point, Paul shows the Galatians the end result of the spiritual road they're traveling.

Using allegory, Paul points to the work of Jesus through the early Jewish Patriarchs.

After showing how wonderful the Gospel is, Paul returns to consider why the Galatians were so quick to abandon it.

As ones who have been adopted by faith into God's Kingdom, the level of intimate dependency is staggering.

God's covenant with Abraham extends to Jesus, the fulfillment of the covenant and the Child of Promise.

Paul tries to make sense of what caused the faith of the Galatians to derail.