Galatians 2:11-21 presents a confrontation between Paul and Peter in the battle between grace and legalism. To dismiss or diminish the grace of God is to say that Christ's death on the cross was a waste.

Because God is sovereign over all -including Egyptian gods-, we must surrender to Him and worship Him alone.

Paul wrote to the Galatian churches of a private meeting he had when he brought financial aid to Judean believers.

Paul wrote to the Galatian churches of a private meeting he had when he brought financial aid to Judean believers.

Because God is sovereign over all (including Egyptian gods), we must surrender to Him and worship Him alone.

Generosity that isn't as it seems--- the paradox of righteousness-- the paradox of reward-- the paradox of secrecy

Paul defended himself as a witness to the gospel of grace by demonstrating God's grace in his own life.

Generosity that isn't as it seems: - the paradox of righteousness - the paradox of reward - the paradox of secrecy

Paul defended himself as a witness to the gospel of grace by demonstrating God's grace in his own life.