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Abraham had two sons.
These sons had different mothers, and a very different future.
In this eye-opening episode, we consider the story of Abraham's two sons, Isaac and Ishmael, and their connection to the theological argument of 'works' and 'faith.'
We'll see how Paul refers to these biblical figures in Galatians 4 to challenge the Judaizers about their reliance on works for salvation.
Questions That We'll Answer:
A) What role does our works have in our salvation (if any)?
B) Why does Paul refer to Abraham's sons to make his case?
C) Why did the Galatian church need to hear this particular message?
Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt is the President of New Geneva Theological Seminary. Dr. Holt's sermons have reached over 1.9 million listeners on SermonAudio. He focuses on clear, verse-by-verse teaching that makes the Bible easy to understand.
Support New Geneva: To support Dr. Holt's ministry, please visit: newgeneva.org/give
By Dr. Toby Holt | New Geneva Theological SeminaryAbraham had two sons.
These sons had different mothers, and a very different future.
In this eye-opening episode, we consider the story of Abraham's two sons, Isaac and Ishmael, and their connection to the theological argument of 'works' and 'faith.'
We'll see how Paul refers to these biblical figures in Galatians 4 to challenge the Judaizers about their reliance on works for salvation.
Questions That We'll Answer:
A) What role does our works have in our salvation (if any)?
B) Why does Paul refer to Abraham's sons to make his case?
C) Why did the Galatian church need to hear this particular message?
Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt is the President of New Geneva Theological Seminary. Dr. Holt's sermons have reached over 1.9 million listeners on SermonAudio. He focuses on clear, verse-by-verse teaching that makes the Bible easy to understand.
Support New Geneva: To support Dr. Holt's ministry, please visit: newgeneva.org/give