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According to Galatians 3:1, Jesus Christ was clearly portrayed as what among the Galatians?
According to Galatians 3:2, what is the one thing Paul wants to learn from the Galatians?
According to Galatians 3:3, what does Paul ask if the Galatians are being made perfect by?
According to Galatians 3:4, what did Paul ask the Galatians if they had done in vain?
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According to Galatians 3:5, what else does God do among the Galatians besides supplying the Spirit?
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According to Galatians 3:6, what was Abraham's belief accounted for?
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According to Galatians 3:7, only those who are of faith are sons of whom?
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According to Galatians 3:8, the gospel was preached beforehand to whom?
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According to Galatians 3:9, who are blessed with believing Abraham?
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According to Galatians 3:10, what is said about everyone who does not continue in all things which are written in the book of the law?
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According to Galatians 3:11, in the sight of God, no one is justified by what?
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According to Galatians 3:12, the law is not of what?
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According to Galatians 3:13, what has Christ redeemed us from?
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According to Galatians 3:14, what might come upon the Gentiles in Christ Jesus?
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According to Galatians 3:15, if a man's covenant is confirmed, no one does what to it?
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According to Galatians 3:16, to whom were the promises made?
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According to Galatians 3:17, how much later was the law after the promises that were made to Abraham?
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According to Galatians 3:18, by what did God give Abraham his inheritance?
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According to Galatians 3:19, through whom was the law appointed by the hand of the mediator?
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According to Galatians 3:20, a mediator does NOT mediate for whom?
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According to Galatians 3:21, if there had been a law given which could have given life, what would have been by the law?
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According to Galatians 3:22, the Scripture has confined all under what?
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According to Galatians 3:23, what were they kept under guard by the law?
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Study Notes
Galatians 3 Key Concepts
- Jesus Christ is portrayed as crucified among the Galatians, emphasizing His sacrificial role.
- Paul seeks to understand how the Galatians received the Spirit, highlighting the importance of spiritual empowerment.
- The Galatians, who began their faith journey in the Spirit, are questioned whether they think they can achieve perfection through the flesh.
- Paul inquires if their previous sufferings were in vain, underscoring the significance of perseverance in faith.
- God not only supplies the Spirit but also works miracles among the Galatians, indicating divine action in their lives.
- Abraham's faith was credited to him as righteousness, establishing him as a key figure of faith.
- Only those who have faith are considered sons of Abraham, connecting them to the promises made to him.
- The gospel was previously preached to Abraham, affirming the continuity of God's promise across generations.
- Believers who follow the example of Abraham are blessed; faith is the pathway to receiving God's blessings.
- Failure to adhere to the law results in being cursed, highlighting the serious consequences of disobedience.
- Justification before God cannot be achieved through the law, indicating grace's central role in salvation.
- The law does not pertain to faith, distinguishing between legalistic adherence and the life of faith.
- Christ redeemed humanity from the curse of the law, signifying His role as the fulfillment of the law's requirements.
- The blessings of Abraham extend to the Gentiles through faith in Christ, particularly the promise of the Spirit.
- A covenant, once confirmed, cannot be annulled or altered, emphasizing the unchangeable nature of God's promises.
- Promises were made to Abraham and his descendants, establishing a legacy of faith and divine commitment.
- The introduction of the law occurred 430 years after the promises, indicating a delay in the revelation of the law.
- God granted Abraham his inheritance by promise, reinforcing the concept of grace over law.
- The law was communicated to Moses through angels, showing a mediating role in the revelation of God's will.
- A mediator acts on behalf of multiple parties and does not mediate for just one, suggesting a broader application of intercession.
- If a law could give life, righteousness would be attainable through it, but the law instead reveals human inability.
- Scripture confines all under sin, indicating a universal state of need for grace and redemption.
- The law served as a guardian, anticipating the revelation of Christ, signifying its role in leading to faith.
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Explore the profound spiritual themes in Galatians Chapter 3, where Paul emphasizes the significance of faith, the role of the Spirit, and the example of Abraham. This quiz delves into how the Galatians received their spiritual empowerment and the implications of their faith journey. Understand the continuity of God's promises and the importance of perseverance in faith.
