IV. 4:8–5:12The Grave Dangers Confronting the Galatians
4:8–11 The Danger of Returning to Their Previous Religious Servitude
4:12–20 The Danger of Abandoning Paul and His Gospel
4:21–5:1 The Danger of Losing Their New Identity through Faulty Exegesis[1]
[1] Martinus C. de Boer, Galatians: A Commentary, ed. C. Clifton Black, M. Eugene Boring, and John T. Carroll, The New Testament Library (Louisville, KY: Westminster John Knox Press, 2013), viii–ix.
