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Galatians 3:9-10 // I continue to develop a contextual understanding of verse 10 by showing that Yahweh says the law is not too difficult to keep, and the example of King Hezekiah becoming terminally ill. While that may not seem like it fits into Galatians 3:10, listen to learn how it does.

Galatians 3:10 // Why are those who are "of the works of the law" under the curse of the law? I thought being "of the works of the law" meant you were a lawful person? Listen to learn of what Yahweh requires, and how looking like you are righteous doesn't mean you are righteous.

Galatians 3:10 // How does being "of the works of the law" place one under a curse?

Galatians 3:8-9 // Paul says that the gospel was preached to Abraham. How? Did Abraham know everything we know today about the gospel?

Galatians 3:6-7 // Paul uses an argument from Genesis 15 to bolster the authenticity of the salvation of the Gentiles. He in turn wants his readers to see that those who carry the characteristic of faith are the true sons of Abraham.

Galatians 3:6-9 Intro // In the midst of his arguing for the Galatians salvation - apart from becoming Judahites - Paul brings up the great Patriarch Abraham. Why?

Galatians 3:4-5 // The Gentiles had been suffering persecution for believing in Yeshua. They had also had mighty miracles done among them through the hands of the Apostles. How was this accomplished? Did they get circumcised and then experience persecution? Or, did the persecution come apart from the works of the law?

Galatians 3:1-3 // Paul minces no words when he calls the Galatians foolish and hypnotized. Make no mistake about it, there are religious men in the world who you need to avoid. This lesson also talks about how a person receives the Spirit, and how that if you have received the Spirit, you need not doubt when a self-proclaimed "prophet" tells you otherwise.