Sermon Tone Analysis
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Historical Background
A syllabication of the Galatians Letter: Threefold Argument:
The Biographical (Historical) Argument – Chapters 1-2
The Scriptural (Theological) Argument – Chapters 3-4.
The Scriptural (Theological) Argument – Chapters 3-4.
The Practical Argument – Chapters 5-6.
The Practical Argument – Chapters 5-6.
Definition of legalism - adherence to a system of legal law as a means of justification.
Specific to Christendom, it was not only entrance into in covenant with God, but the maintaining of the law as a means of right standing.
In essence they were taking the non-essential an treating it as essential.
They were treating what was not their heritage and binding it as law.
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