Introduction to Galatians
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Acts 1:6-8
Gospel to the __________________________________ Act 1-7
Gospel to the __________________________________ Acts 8
Gospel to the __________________________________ Acts 9f
Four towns in Southern Galatia:
Pisidian Antioch (Acts 13:14-52)
Iconium (Acts 14:1-7)
Lystra (Acts 14:8-19)
Derbe (Acts 14:20-21)
Paul’s radical gospel (Acts 13:38-39)
The good news: _______________________ of sin through ______________________
Appropriated by simple _______________________________ (v.39)
Salvation… 3 tenses:
Past
____________________________, saved from sin’s ____________________________
Future
____________________________, saved from sin’s ____________________________
Present
____________________________, saved from sin’s ____________________________
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Introduction to Galatians…(with blanks filled in)
-Galatians was written to correct the error that sanctification comes through keeping the law…
Acts 1:6-8
Gospel to the Jew (Jerusalem) Act 1-7
Gospel to the Half Jew (Samaria)Acts 8
Gospel to the Gentile (Ends of the Earth) Acts 9f
Four towns in Southern Galatia:
Pisidian Antioch (Acts 13:14-52)
Iconium (Acts 14:1-7)
Lystra (Acts 14:8-19)
Derbe (Acts 14:20-21)
Paul’s radical gospel (Acts 13:38-39)
The good news: forgiveness of sin through Jesus Christ
Appropriated by simple Faith (v.39)
Salvation… 3 tenses: (all three are by faith in Christ, not law keeping)
Past
Justification, saved from sin’s penalty …when you place your faith in Christ
Future
Glorification, saved from sin’s presence…at Christ’s return
Present
Sanctification, saved from sin’s power…ongoing by faith, not behavior modification
-Romans 3:21 includes all three phases of salvation
-God’s provision for holiness: The Holy Spirit
-It’s not…you’re saved by grace, by Christ, and now sanctification and holiness are up to you by keeping the rules.
-God is not in the business of behavior modification. He wants your heart.
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