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Galatians 2:9 · BSB
2:9 And recognizing the grace that I had been given, James, Cephas, and John—those reputed to be pillars—gave me and Barnabas the right hand of fellowship, so that we should go to the Gentiles, and they to the circumcised.
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…out into ministry because we already know that this would be a difficult thing for them to absorb. Right? It really would. Later on inGalatians chapter 2, you can write it down and go read it later, but you remembered that that Paul, the apostle Paul, actually had to confront Peter. You remember…
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…It does talk about some of this kind of thing, this kind of behavior. In fact, notice in the New Testaments, if you have your New Testaments inGalatians, Chapter 2, and by the way, start taking notes here, because we're going to talk about a lot of different passages this morning. In Galatians, the second…
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…at the world. It's the all it defines reality for the Christian. The apostle Paul reflects this. He lived this in his life and he reflects it inGalatians chapter 2. He says, the life, he's reflecting on the life that he did live, and now he says, the life that I now live in the flesh, I live by faith in the…
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…to this point of view. And previously, he had enjoyed fellowship with Gentile, uncircumcised Christians. But then, you can read all about this inGalatians chapter 2. He began to withdraw himself. He began to separate himself. He began to practice and impose upon himself a theological and spiritual apartheid to…
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…our forgiveness has to come from the resurrection. We come now to a more complicated issue, one of race and ethnicity. Please turn with me toGalatians chapter 2as we see the resurrection hope for racism. In Galatians chapter 2, verse 11, when Cephas came to Antioch, Paul said that he, I opposed him to his…
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…the Samaritan did. You go and care for the whole range of those who have needs. As you have opportunity to do so. We find it in Paul's letters.Galatians chapter 2and verse 10. Only they asked us to remember the poor. The very thing I was eager to do. Good James. What do you find in James chapter 1 and verse…
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…to persecute Christians. And in Galatians, we read what we might consider his new answer to that question. You might be familiar with it. It's inGalatians chapter 2and verse 20. The apostle Paul said, the life that I now live, the life that I now live in my life, in my body, in my flesh, I live by faith.…
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…that we need to live grounded in his word, but he's doing it by giving a reference or a shout out to the Apostle Paul. Now, if you remember, inGalatians, chapter 2, Peter and Paul, they had this little falling out together. And he teaches us this little side lesson here that believers can disagree and have a…
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…as far as piecing the words apart and really grabbing and understanding. Here's what I think it is. Paul explained it this way to the Galatians inGalatians chapter 2. You know the verse. He said, I am crucified with Christ. Nevertheless, I live. Yet not I, but Christ lives in me. In the life which I now live in…
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…and what does it mean that in Christ, and in Christ alone is how innocence is found. If you've got your Bibles with me, go ahead and open up toGalatians chapter 2. We'll continue on in our study. Paul has been telling his story. He's talked about his conversion, and his call to ministry, and how the gospel…
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…installment, and be sure to check back next week to hear the latest message. Thanks for listening. If you've got your Bibles, going to open up toGalatians chapter 2. As you turn there, right, it's good for us to consistently build in reminders of where we're at, of what we're doing, okay? So I want to thank…
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…message. Thanks for listening. Good morning. There we go. Glad you guys are here with us today. If you've got your Bibles, go ahead and open up toGalatians chapter 2. So we're going to continue on in our study this morning. So we've been in Galatians for the last couple of weeks, and what we've gotten out of the…
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…see method in verse 12. It is those who want to make a good showing in the flesh that would force you to be circumcised. Force. If you flip back toGalatians chapter 2. In verses 2 and 3 we read this. I went up because of a revelation and set before them, though privately before those who seemed influential, the…
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…respond to it. He talked about the keys to the kingdom of heaven. That Jesus said, and the church was established on that day, did he sin? Yeah, inGalatians Chapter 2. You remember? What Peter does? Peter being caught up with the thoughts of the Jews and so forth, refused to eat with the Gentiles. And that was a…
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Would you open your Bibles, please, to Galatians 2, if you're not already there.Galatians chapter 2. And we're going to be toward the end of that. And Paul, thank you for reading and getting us kind of the jump start, which is exactly what I'll be…
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If you would open up your Bibles toGalatians chapter 2, we're going to be looking at verses 11 through 14 this morning, which is essentially a historic gospel rebuke. One apostle rebuking another…
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…The gospel is our middle C as a church in which we play all of our music. So here's, I'm going to walk us through it. I'm going to walk you throughGalatians chapter 2, 1 through 10. It's a historic account. And so what I'm going to want you to see is the kind of the historic background to this meeting that took…
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…takes place before the council of Jerusalem, which is Acts 15. Now the reason why that is important. Because it helps us to locate the history inGalatians chapter 2. So for all purposes now, we're operating under the fact that this letter was written in AD 48, which makes it a really old letter. But this…
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…to sin and been raised into newness of life, that I can share in the life of Jesus. Perhaps the most radical place where Paul expresses this is inGalatians chapter 2, where he says, I have been crucified with Christ, and now it's no longer I who live, it's Christ who lives in me. Now it's very clear, you know,…
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…based on the finished work of Christ alone, and in him we have what the law of Moses can never accomplish. It's interesting that in the book ofGalatians, chapter 2, the Apostle Paul gives more insight into what was happening behind the scenes. Paul wrote Galatians shortly after these events recorded in Acts…
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