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The Book Of Galatians: 45 And 55 A. D.

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The book of Galatians was written somewhere between 45 and 55 A.D. What is discussed in Galatians is the justification by faith alone. Attention is directed to the point that men are justified by faith without works. It was a protest against corruption of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The essential truth of justification by faith rather than by the works of the law had been obscured. It was said that believers in Christ must keep the law if they expected to be perfect before God. Paul appealed that the Galatians stand fast in their freedom, and not get entangled in the law (Galatians 2:16) For Paul, the issue was not whether a person was circumcised but whether he had become a new creation. Paul's own conversion to the Christian faith was brought

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