In this episode, we look at several passages from the book of Galatians that the Church has commonly used to say the laws of Moses are no longer required to be kept by believers. Specifically, we look at Gal. 4:21-26 and 5:3. What does it mean that a person who is circumcised is obligated to keep the whole law? And also, why does Paul equate Hagar with the covenant of Sinai? Doesn’t this prove that the law is a bad thing?

Throughout our conversation, we continue to point these passages back to the Gospel message that Paul proclaims in Galatians 3:8 and the curse that he talks about in 3:10. These references are central to Paul’s point in the rest of the book.

• 3:31 Start

• 9:47 Boil a Kid in Mother’s Milk

• 21:44 Understanding Galatians 5.3

• 38:26 Two Kinds of Seed in One Field

•46:46 Galatians 4.21-26

You Shall Not Boil a Kid in It’s Mother’s Milk – Tim Hegg

Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians Commentary – by Tim Hegg

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