The Glad Tidings Pacific Press Publishing Company, 1900 - 265 sider Paul's Letter to the Galatians throbs like a pounding heart with the urgent message of salvation only by faith as does no other New Testament document, The intrepid apostle's dynamic personality is revealed here at its finest. The Letter is a crescendo of passionate expression tumbling from his heart like a rushing mountain torrent. No secretary patiently transcribed Paul's labored dictation this time: the urgency of the Galatinas' need prompted the apostle to dash off this Letter in his own trembling hand. It is perhaps the most authentically spontaneous apostolic document that has survived the early Christian era. The flame raging in Paul's heart has kindled fire in the hearts across the millennia whenever Galatians has been studied seriously. Time cannot quench its ardor. It ignited the blaze that became the great Protestant Reformation of the 16th century; by means of Luther's comments the same fire again leaped the centuries to set England alight in the great Wesleyan revivals. - 1. Galatians, Chapter 1: The Real Gospel: A Revelation of Jesus Christ. 2. Galatians, Chapter 2: Life by the Faith of Jesus.3. Galatians, Chapter 3: Redeemed from the Curse.4. Galatians, Chapter 4: "Adoption as Sons".5. Galatians, Chapter 5: The Spirit Makes It Easy to Be Saved.6. Galatians, Chapter 6: The Glory of the Cross |