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Galatians 2:12 · BSB
2:12 For before certain men came from James, he used to eat with the Gentiles. But when they arrived, he began to draw back and separate himself, for fear of those in the circumcision group.
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…that we probably won't answer today. But there is an important central answer in our passage that we want to look at. So, we're going to look atGalatians 2 verses 11 through 16. It's on page 913 in your pew Bible if you want to turn there, or if you have your own Bible, or you can read it up on the screen as we read…
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…believers. Listen, I'm not talking about baby Christians. Your apostles, Apostle Paul, Galatians 2, verse 11 and 14. Not even in the book of Acts.Galatians 2, verse 11 to 14. Now, when Peter had come to Antioch, who are you speaking? Paul is the one speaking here, right? Even though we've not heard Peter's side of the…
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…of our cultural norms as well. The gospel brings unity not uniformity. Secondly, what the gospel does is it produces gospel living. So let's go toGalatians 2 verse 11 to 16. Just read out for us. The key phrase that I want to focus on is verse 14. When I saw that they were not acting in line with the truth of the…
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…to begin to find themselves justified by those laws. And so he writes this letter to them and he uses as an example, a poor example, Cephas. SoGalatians chapter 2 verses 11 through 14, by recounting an event in order to instruct the Galatian church. It says in verse 11, but when Cephas, now Cephas was Peter's name in Aramaic. So…
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…be radical theology today because it conflicts with many of our cultural norms as well. The gospel brings unity, not uniformity. But at the end ofGalatians 2 verse 12, we see that Peter was governed by fear and not by the gospel. And Paul rebuked him for it in Galatians 2 verses 11 to 13. When Peter came to…
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…has been renewed. Paul gives us another example of a matured Christian also living in this way, having this present day struggle with sin. inGalatians chapter 2, verse 11 through 13. I ask you to turn there with me. Galatians 2, verse 11. This event happens at the Council of Jerusalem. And Paul starts verse 11 by saying, but…
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