Paul closes his letter declaring that our only boast is the cross of Christ, for in Him we are made new and set apart by grace.

Paul urges believers to walk by the Spirit, showing love by carrying one another’s burdens and doing good to all.

Paul urges believers to stand firm in the freedom Christ gives, using it not for self but to serve one another in love.

Paul warns against drifting back to legalism, showing that freedom comes not by works but by trusting God’s promise through Christ.

Paul urges the Galatians to turn from anything that takes God’s place, calling them back to the joy and freedom of knowing Christ alone.

Paul reveals that through faith we are no longer slaves under the law but sons and daughters, adopted into God’s family and heirs of His promises.

Paul explains that the law was given to reveal our need for grace, not to replace it, pointing us to the promise fulfilled in Christ.

Paul reminds the Galatians that salvation is received by faith, not earned by works, calling us to trust in Christ’s finished work alone.

Paul calls the church to live out the gospel they believe, showing that true doctrine must produce a culture of grace, humility, and love.

Paul challenges hypocrisy in the church, showing that true grace must shape not just our beliefs but our actions toward others.

Paul’s transformed life shows the power of God’s grace on display, proving the gospel he preached came from God, not man.

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