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Galatians 4:2 · BSB
4:2 He is subject to guardians and trustees until the date set by his father.
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…enemy, God will wait. Little wonder that thousands of years from the time man fell, God waited. The Bible tells us that in the fullness of time inGalatians chapter 4, in the fullness of time, God sent his son born of a woman to be the instrument of salvation. God waited. Until the time was right for him to…
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…loving, giving Father, calls us into that, into his family, adopts us as his own, and we can know that no matter what happens, we're his. This isGalatians chapter 4. When the fullness of time had come, God sent forth his son, born of woman, born under the law, to redeem those who are who were under the law, so…
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…And we're going to unfold that, how that happened more, I guess, more succinctly in Galatians 3:26 today. So if we're gonna read from that,Galatians 3:26 to 4:7. This is sort of the summary in the New Testament of how that looks, how that works. Galatians 3:26. This is Paul the apostle writing to the church…
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…Paul gives us another reason in Galatians chapter 4 verses 4 to 7. That other reason is to redeem. He came to redeem. So let me read to you fromGalatians chapter 4this time verses 4 to 7. Again such deep textured theology. This is what, St Paul says. But when the fullness of time had come, and the idea here…
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…of the most controversial chapters in all of the Bible as it relates to what people call the end times. Matthew 24, I've dealt with that. And also,Galatians chapter 4. Very, very interesting two chapters that recall some still in the body of Christ. If you want a copy of this book, this book is going to go for 20…
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…at this morning, but it is really the heart of Christianity, what we're going to be dealing with this morning. So we're going to be looking atGalatians 3:26 to 4:7. So you can you can flick to that and have it open if you want. But before we get to that let's just close our eyes and and pray. Heavenly Father…
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…illustrations of apostolic leadership that was interested in seeing growth in people's lives. Let me reference a couple of them for you. Go over inGalatians chapter 4. If you're in Philippians, you can just turn back a tiny bit to Galatians chapter 4 and verse 19. Here's what the apostle says. My little children,…
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…but the preeminent blessing of the gospel is that we are the sons and daughters of the living God. We are adopted into the family of God. And inGalatians chapter 4and Romans 8, Paul tells us what that looks like. It means that through the spirit of Jesus now in our lives, when we call upon God as our father,…
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…the world? Paul actually calls that time that Jesus came in the world 2,000 years ago the fullness of time. Look at this statement he makes inGalatians, chapter 4, when he says when the fullness of time came, god sent forth his son, born of a woman, born under the law, when the fullness of time had come. Now…
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…over us because of Christ and the cross we have this new identity. Galatians 4, verse 7 gives us a clear picture of identity change. Verse 7 ofGalatians chapter 4. So you are no longer a slave, but a son. And if a son, then an heir through God. We are no longer a slave to sin, but an heir to the greatest…
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…church I was on staff. I worked, worked, worked, worked. And then I became a son. And let me tell you about this sonship. I want you to turn toGalatians chapter 4because this is a huge idea. You see, the law has a purpose even today. The law shows us that we need Jesus. The law shows us we need a savior, and…
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