Paul does not back off his statement that we are free from the law in Christ; however, he also teaches us that we are therefore free to love one another.

Paul encourages the Galatians to go back to how they were previously running.

Paul reminds us once again that we are justified by faith alone, but he introduces the idea that that faith will bear the fruit of love.

WCF 5 lays out the doctrine of God’s Providence with an introductory statement reminding us of The Who, what, how, and why of God’s providence.

Here we find some of Paul’s harshest statements as he reminds us there can be no addition of even a single law to Jesus.

Paul turns to the Christian life, helping us understand what it means to live in the light of the gospel.

In giving us this summary of Jesus ministry around Gennesaret, Mark shows us that Jesus’s mercy is unending.

Paul dives back into the Old Testament, using the story of Sarah and Hagar to illustrate the difference between our works and God’s promise.

For a brief moment Paul breaks from his theological arguments to make an emotional appeal to the Galatians.

Paul provocatively equates enslavement to false gods and enslavement to the law of God as enslavement to elementary principles. This is a bold statement indeed.