Galatians (2nd Edition) (Lectio Continua Expository Commentary On The New Testament Series)

In the book of Galatians, the apostle Paul presents a fiery defense of the gospel in an attempt to pull the Galatian church back from the edge of apostasy. Author J.V. Fesko uses a simple, expository style to help readers understand how justification, sanctification, and adoption come by faith in Christ alone. Fesko weaves biblical and systematic theology to uncover the Old Testament roots of the gospel and distill clear doctrinal statements from the Scriptures. His commentary is practical, leading the reader in this present to live by faith and walk by the Spirit. Part of the Lectio Continua commentary series.

Table of Contents: Series Introduction

Preface

Introduction

1 No Other Gospel (1:1-9)

2 Called by God (1:10-24)

3 Paul Accepted by the Apostles (2:1-10)

4 Justified by Faith Alone (2:11-21)

5 Perfected by the Flesh? (3:1-5)

6 The Gospel in the Old Testament (3:6-9)

7 The Just Shall Live by Faith Alone (3:10-14)

8 The Promised Seed (3:15-18)

9 Why the Law? (3:19-22)

10 Sons of Abraham, Sons of God (3:23-29)

11 No Longer Slaves (4:1-7)

12 Never Go Back (4:8-11)

13 Christ Formed in You (4:12-20)

14 Sarah and Hagar (4:21-31)

15 Freedom in Christ (5:1-6)

16 Love One Another (5:7-15)

17 Walk in the Spirit (5:16-18)

18 The Fruit of the Spirit in the Old Testament (5:19-25)

19 The Fruit of the Spirit (5:19-25)

20 Bearing One Another's Burdens (5:26-6:5)

21 Especially to the Household of Faith (6:6-10)

22 Peace upon the Israel of God (6:11-18)