Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.

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We'd love to see you there. Eric, we are still rocking through Galatians and having a good time of it.

We're still pretty juiced about this book, I feel like. We definitely are. I mean,

you know, in the first two chapters, you and I, I think, have spoken faster than in any other

podcast that we've done, because there's so much to say and so much to get excited about.

Last time we concluded chapter two where Paul basically is starting to make his full-throated case for why it is the Galatian

Church, and in fact, all of the church must hold to the doctrine that a person is justified by

faith in Christ alone, apart from any works. And that's really where he's, he ends off in chapter two. And now he goes

into chapter three, and he sort of makes it personal now. Now he really comes after the Galatians.

And he begins saying this, oh, foolish Galatians, who has bewitched you? It was before your eyes that Jesus Christ was publicly

portrayed as crucified. Now let's just stop there. That's just one verse, but we can't just move on, Dan.

The whole point of this first verse is Paul saying, I gave you exactly what you needed to know

when the gospel was preached to you. And what is that? Jesus Christ, the son of God, was crucified

for you. That's what I gave you. I portrayed that to you and everything that comes along with that.

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