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Break The Yoke
The Apostle Paul’s letter to the churches of Galatia was quite possibly the first epistle Paul ever wrote.
Paul was dealing with those who were being misled into the Mosaic law by Jewish teachers who insisted that the gentile converts must be circumcised in order to be holy.
When the Jerusalem council which consisted of the Apostles and the elders came together concerning circumcision Peter posed this question:
Don’t waste your Jesus
Illustrate with a box of tissue as the gift of grace
Don’t fall from Grace
How do we avoid the Yoke?
We avoid the yoke of Bondage by pursuing peace with all people
And by Pursuing Holiness
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