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Brethren if
if. or, although. overtaken. Ga 2:11-13 Ge 9:20-24 Ge 12:11-13 Nu 20:10-13 2Sa 11:2-27 Mt 26:69 Mt 26:75 Ro 14:1 Ro 15:1 Heb 12:13 Jas 5:19
spiritual. Ro 8:6 Ro 15:1 1Co 2:15 1Co 3:1 1Co 14:37
restore. 2Sa 12:1-15 Job 4:3 Job 4:4 Isa 35:3 Isa 35:4 Eze 34:16 Mt 9:13 Mt 18:12-15 Lu 15:4-7 Lu 15:22-32 Heb 12:13 Jas 5:19 Jas 5:20 1Jo 5:16 Jude 1:22 Jude 1:23
in the. Ga 5:23 Mt 11:29 1Co 4:21 2Co 10:1 2Th 3:15 2Ti 2:25 Jas 3:13 1Pe 3:15
considering. 1Co 7:5 1Co 10:12 Heb 13:3 Jas 3:2
14 He glories in nothing, save in the cross of Christ.
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Bear. Ga 6:5 Ga 5:13 Ga 5:14 Ex 23:5 Nu 11:11 Nu 11:12 De 1:12 Isa 58:6 Mt 8:17 Mt 11:29 Mt 11:30 Lu 11:46 Ro 15:1 1Th 5:14 1Pe 2:24
the law. Joh 13:14 Joh 13:15 Joh 13:34 Joh 15:12 1Co 9:21 Jas 2:8 1Jo 2:8-11 1Jo 4:21
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For if
if. Ga 2:6 Pr 25:14 Pr 26:12 Lu 18:11 Ro 12:3 Ro 12:16 1Co 3:18 1Co 8:2
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But let
prove. Job 13:15 Ps 26:2 1Co 11:28 2Co 13:5
rejoicing. Pr 14:14 1Co 4:3 1Co 4:4 2Co 1:12 1Jo 3:19-22
and not. Ga 6:13 Lu 18:11 1Co 1:12 1Co 1:13 1Co 3:21-23 1Co 4:6 1Co 4:7 2Co 11:12 2Co 11:13
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For
Isa 3:10 Isa 3:11 Jer 17:10 Jer 32:19 Eze 18:4 Mt 16:27 Ro 2:6-9 Ro 14:10-12 1Co 3:8 1Co 4:5 2Co 5:10 2Co 5:11 Re 2:23 Re 20:12-15 Re 22:12
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Let
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Be not deceived God is not mocked for whatsoever
not. Ga 6:3 Job 15:31 Jer 37:9 Ob 1:3 Lu 21:8 1Co 3:18 1Co 6:9 1Co 15:33 Eph 5:6 2Th 2:3 Jas 1:22 Jas 1:26 1Jo 1:8 1Jo 3:7
God. Job 13:8 Job 13:9 Jude 1:18
for. Job 4:8 Pr 1:31 Pr 6:14 Pr 6:19 Pr 11:18 Ho 8:7 Ho 10:12 Lu 16:25 Ro 2:6-10 2Co 9:6
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For
soweth to his. Ro 6:13 Ro 8:13 Ro 13:14 Jas 3:18
reap. Pr 22:8 Jer 12:13 Ho 10:13 2Pe 2:12 2Pe 2:19 Re 22:11
soweth to the. Ga 6:7 Ps 126:5 Ps 126:6 Ec 11:6 Isa 32:20 Jas 3:18
of the Spirit. Mt 19:29 Lu 18:30 Joh 4:14 Joh 4:36 Joh 6:27 Ro 6:22 1Ti 1:16 Tit 3:7 Jude 1:21
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And
us. Mal 1:13 1Co 15:58 2Th 3:13 Heb 12:3
well. Ro 2:7 1Pe 2:15 1Pe 3:17 1Pe 4:19
for. Le 26:4 De 11:14 Ps 104:27 Ps 145:15 Jas 5:7
if. Isa 40:30 Isa 40:31 Zep 3:16 Mt 24:13 Lu 18:1 2Co 4:1 2Co 4:16 Eph 3:13 Heb 3:6 Heb 3:14 Heb 10:35-39 Heb 12:3 Heb 12:5 Re 2:3 Re 2:7 Re 2:10 Re 2:11 Re 2:17 Re 2:26-29 Re 3:5 Re 3:6 Re 3:12 Re 3:13 Re 3:21 Re 3:22
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As
opportunity. Ec 9:10 Joh 9:4 Joh 12:35 Eph 5:16 Php 4:10 Col 4:5 Tit 2:14
do good. Ps 37:3 Ps 37:27 Ec 3:12 Mt 5:43 Mr 3:4 Lu 6:35 1Th 5:15 1Ti 6:17 1Ti 6:18 Tit 3:8 Heb 13:16 3Jo 1:11
especially. Mt 10:25 Mt 12:50 Mt 25:40 Eph 2:19 Eph 3:15 Heb 3:6 Heb 6:10 1Jo 3:13-19 1Jo 5:1 3Jo 1:5-8
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written. Ro 16:22 1Co 16:21-23
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as desire. Ga 6:13 Mt 6:2 Mt 6:5 Mt 6:16 Mt 23:5 Mt 23:28 Lu 16:15 Lu 20:47 Joh 7:18 2Co 10:12 2Co 11:13 Php 1:15 Php 2:4 Col 2:23
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For neither they themselves who
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But
God. Ro 3:4-6 Php 3:3 Php 3:7 Php 3:8
that I. 2Ki 14:9-11 Job 31:24 Job 31:25 Ps 49:6 Ps 52:1 Jer 9:23 Jer 9:24 Eze 28:2 Da 4:30 Da 4:31 Da 5:20 Da 5:21 1Co 1:29-31 1Co 3:21 2Co 11:12 2Co 12:10 2Co 12:11
save. Isa 45:24 Isa 45:25 Ro 1:16 1Co 1:23 1Co 2:2 Php 3:3 Php 3:7-11
by whom. or, whereby. the world. Ga 1:4 Ga 2:20 Ga 5:24 Ac 20:23 Ac 20:24 Ro 6:6 1Co 15:58 2Co 5:14-16 Php 1:20 Php 1:21 Php 3:8 Php 3:9 Col 3:1-3 1Jo 2:15-17 1Jo 5:4 1Jo 5:5
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For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision availeth
neither. 1Co 7:19
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And
walk. Ga 5:16 Ga 5:25 Ps 125:4 Ps 125:5 Php 3:16
peace. Ga 1:3 Nu 6:23-27 1Ch 12:18 Ps 125:5 Joh 14:27 Joh 16:33 Ro 1:7 Php 4:7
the Israel. Ga 3:7-9 Ga 3:29 Ps 73:1 Isa 45:25 Ho 1:10 Joh 1:47 Ro 2:28 Ro 2:29 Ro 4:12 Ro 9:6-8 Php 3:3 1Pe 2:5-9
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let. Ga 1:7 Ga 5:12 Jos 7:25 Ac 15:24 Heb 12:15
I bear. Ga 5:11 2Co 1:5 2Co 4:10 2Co 11:23-25 Col 1:24
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Brethren
the grace. Ro 16:20 Ro 16:24 2Co 13:14 2Ti 4:22 Phm 1:25 Re 22:21
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON THE EPISTLE TO THE GALATIANS. The Galatians, or Gallograecians, were the descendants of Gauls, who migrated from their own country, and after a series of disasters, got possession of a large district in Asia Minor, from them called Galatia. (Pausanias, Attic. c. iv.) They are mentioned by historians as a tall and valiant people, who went nearly naked, and used for arms only a buckler and sword; and the impetuosity of their attack is said to have been irresistible. Their religion, before their conversion was extremely corrupt and superstitious; they are said to have worshipped the mother of the gods, under the name of Adgistis; and to have offered human sacrifices of the prisoners they took in war. Though they spoke the Greek language in common with almost all the inhabitants of Asia Minor, yet it appears from Jerome that they retained their original Gaulish language even as late as the fifth century. Christianity appears to have been first planted in these regions by St. Paul himself, (ch. 1:6; 4:13;) who visited the churches at least twice in that country, (Ac 16:6; 18:23.) It is evident that this epistle was written soon after their reception of the gospel, …
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