Sermon Tone Analysis
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(Read together)...
1. Condemnation—v.
10.
No one could keep the law!
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4. Curse—v.
13.
Christ took the curse on the cross.
5. Conversion—v.
14.
Through Christ, all may be saved.
3:1–14 Faith or Works of the Law.
Paul proves that faith is the God-ordained path to righteousness and life by appealing to (1) the Galatians’ own experience (vv.
1–5), (2) the example of Abraham (vv.
6–9), and (3) what Scripture says about the different natures and effects of the law and faith (vv.
10–14).
1. Covenant—v. 15.
God will always keep His Word.
3. Confirmation—v.
17.
This promise would come true.
4. Conversion—v.
18. Salvation not gained by works.
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