Galatians is often read as though Paul were arguing against Moses. Yet when he explains faith, promise, covenant, and freedom, he repeatedly turns to the Torah itself. What if the question is not whether Paul rejected Moses, but how Paul understood Moses through Messiah?
It is possible to love YHWH's instructions and still misunderstand Paul. It is also possible to speak passionately about grace while missing the first-century question Paul was actually answering. Our purpose is not to win an argument about labels. It is to follow the reasoning of Scripture, receive the fullness of the good news, and walk faithfully before the Father.
Galatians in Context is an in-depth, 13-session Scripture study and workbook. Read Paul alongside Acts, the Torah, the Prophets, and the life of Yeshua. Explore what Galatians actually says about circumcision, covenant, grace, and freedom through 125 in-depth study questions.
The central question: Does Galatians condemn YHWH's instruction, or does it confront the attempt to make circumcision and law-observance a path to justification?
Thirteen Sessions, One Continuous Story
- Was Paul Arguing Against Moses—or Reasoning From Him?
- Read the Letter Before the Debate
- The Door of Faith Opens
- One Gospel, One Table
- Abraham Believed Before the Sign
- Why, Then, the Law?
- Children, Not Slaves
- Hagar, Sarah, and Freedom
- Walk by the Spirit
- Sow to the Spirit
- Torah Written on the Heart
- Grafted In, Not Erased
- Test the Difficult Passages
Work through one lesson each week or at your own pace. Use your Bible beside this workbook;
"We are not trying to earn our place in the family. We are learning how to walk as children who already belong to the Father through Messiah."
What you receive
- Instant digital download: 104-page printable PDF (US Letter, 8.5 x 11 in)
- 13 sessions with 125 in-depth study questions and generous ruled answer space
- Scripture trails through Acts 15, Abraham, covenant, Torah, the Spirit, and freedom
- Scripture & prayer notes pages and facilitator notes for group study
- This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.
From our table to yours, Shabbat Shalom!
Beth & Daniel
ROOTED IN SCRIPTURE. MADE TO BE SHARED.
