Galatians 3

Paul rebukes the Galatians for turning from faith to works of the law, asking if they received the Spirit by law or by hearing with faith, and cites Abraham's belief accounted as righteousness (Gen 15:6), declaring true sons of Abraham are those of faith. He explains the law brings a curse, redeemed by Christ, who became a curse for us; the just live by faith (Hab 2:4), and the law served as a guardian until faith in Christ, making believers one in him and heirs of the promise.

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