This study of Galatians is characterized by concise exegsis of the original text, elaborating on sound doctrinal truths and the application to a godly life that clarifies the main theme of the 'Justification by Faith in Christ Alone.' This has been the gospel truth that all Christian churches should uphold since the Protestant Reformation in the sixteenth century. Martin Luther said that the book of Galatians was his favorite because it thoroughly explained the gospel. 'Being a new creation through the cross of Christ' is the essence of the Book of Galatians. Paul's powerfully precise analysis explains the true meaning of salvation and confronts heretical 'the true gospel' versus 'the false gospel,' 'faith alone' versus 'works righteousness,' 'the truth of salvation' versus 'legalism,' 'a childs heart' versus 'a slaves heart,' 'the fruit of the Spirit' versus 'the desires of the flesh.' The message of the cross in Galatians is a commanding call that the church today needs to continually heed, the power that brings the dead back to life. This book is concise; after an introduction, the content is divided into twenty-four lessons, organized by topic and examined verse-by-verse, with each lesson including discussion questions. The aim is to help believers carefully study the essence of the Book of Galatians, and is suitable for individual daily study and meditation, family devotional sharing, fellowship group Bible studies, and Sunday school courses. :
