Read  Galatians 6:12-13 . What is Paul saying in these verses
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Singing with Inspiration – Lesson 14: Boasting in the Cross
Our Memory Text for this weeks’ lesson study suggests: Hymn 312, “Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross� along with Hymn 307, “I Am Coming to the Cross� . Sunday’s lesson states: “He simply cannot put the pen down until he pleads with the Galatians once more to turn from their foolish ways� and I am so thankful we have a Savior pleading for us: Hymn 284, “For You I Am Praying�. Tuesday comes back to the theme of the cross, giving a lot of hymns from which to choose, including the first two hymns in this writing. Hymn 154/155, “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross� Hymn 159, “The Old Rugged Cross� Hymn 237, “In the Cross of Christ I Glory� Hymn 303, “Beneath the Cross of Jesus� Hymn 325, “Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken� Hymn 362, “Lift High The Cross� to name just a few
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Sunday: Paul’s Own Hand
Compare Paul’s closing remarks in Galatians 6:11-18 to the final remarks he makes in his other letters. In what way is the ending of Galatians similar to and different from them? (See the final remarks in Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and 1 and 2 Thessalonians.) Image © Lifeway collection Goodsalt.com Paul’s closing remarks are not always uniform, but a number of common elements appear in them: (1) greetings to specific individuals, (2) a final exhortation, (3) a personal signature, and (4) a closing benediction. When these typical features are compared to Paul’s final remarks in Galatians, two significant differences appear. First, unlike many of Paul’s letters, Galatians contains no personal greetings
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Sabbath: Boasting in the Cross
Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com Read for This Week’s Study: Gal. 6:11-18 , Rom. 6:1-6 , Rom. 12:1-8 , 2 Cor
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The Gospel and the Church – Hit the Mark
I’m writing this week’s post from Rome, the ancient city whose past intersects with the life of Paul. It was from Rome that Paul penned the letter to the church in Galatia. Unlike myself and my wife, Paul was not in Rome by his own choice. His presence there was due to the conflicts he endured as a faithful follower and promoter of Jesus Christ. Image © Review & Herald Publishing from GoodSalt.com Yet, even in the midst of his own life-threatening predicament, Paul’s concern was for the members of the churches scattered about
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