6 Questions
What should those who are spiritual do when someone is caught in a transgression?
Restore him in a spirit of gentleness
What is the danger of thinking too highly of oneself?
Deceiving oneself
What does the text say about sowing to the Spirit?
Reaping eternal life
What is the outcome for those who sow to their own flesh according to the text?
Reaping corruption
What does the passage say about not growing weary of doing good?
In due season, reaping will happen if one persists
What is encouraged in the passage towards those who are of the household of faith?
Doing good to everyone, especially them
Study Notes
Restoration and Burden-Bearing
- If someone is caught in a transgression, spiritual individuals should restore them gently and cautiously, lest they too be tempted.
- Restoring others is not about condemning them, but rather about restoring them to a right relationship with God.
Humility and Responsibility
- A person who thinks they are something when they are not deceives themselves.
- Each individual should test their own work and find their own reason to boast, rather than comparing themselves to others.
- Each person will have to bear their own load, and boasting should be based on one's own accomplishments, not in comparison to others.
Sowing and Reaping
- God is not mocked, and what one sows, they will reap: either corruption from sowing to the flesh or eternal life from sowing to the Spirit.
Doing Good
- Those who are taught the word should share all good things with their teachers.
- Do not grow weary of doing good, for in due season, reaping will occur.
- As we have opportunity, we should do good to everyone, especially those in the household of faith.
Test your knowledge of the Bible with this quiz based on Galatians 6:1-10, focusing on the importance of bearing one another's burdens and restoring those caught in transgression with gentleness.
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