In the second part of Chapter 6, Yahweh warns Israel of the danger of leaving Him in times of prosperity, to honor Him in everything they do, and teach their children to understand and honor Him.

Jesus came into the world to save people from their sins. He is the true Savior of Christmas. There is none other.

The OT allegory of Ishmael and Isaac pictures our Freedom accomplished by the Spirit according to God's Promise.

Here, Paul confronts the Galatians because they were turning their backs on the liberty they have in Christ for the bondage of the law. His gospel concern made him an enemy of the Galatians, which troubled him. However, Paul proved to them that he was not self-seeking like the Judaizers, but the was showing pastoral care by arguing with affection to win them back.

In which we conclude our study on Moses' first speech, where Israel reflected on the past 38 years of wilderness wanderings. Our study ended with the appointment of cities of refuge for those who commit manslaughter. One consistent theme we see is God's faithfulness to His covenant promises.

All believers are sons and heirs of God through faith in Jesus Christ.

The purpose of the Law is to reveal sin and point man to Christ. The Law cannot make man right with God. Only through the gift of faith can man be justified in the eyes of God.

Justification by faith proves that we should continue to live by faith.

Deuteronomy Chapters 3-4

Justification by Faith leaves no room for hypocrisy or legalism.