Galatians - Author & Purpose
“This apostle wrote the letter to the Galatians, emphasizing that salvation comes through faith in Jesus, not by works.”
“Who is Paul?”
“One major theme in Galatians is that salvation is received by this, not earned by our works.”
“What is faith?”
“The letter ‘to the Galatians’ was addressed to the churches in this region of Asia Minor.”
“What is Galatia?”
“The Bible is divided into two main sections: the Old Testament and this.”
“What is the New Testament?”
“This young shepherd defeated Goliath and later became a king in Israel.”
“Who is David?”
“In Galatians, Paul warns against adding extra requirements to the gospel—for example, insisting on practices like circumcision. These extra requirements are known collectively as this.”
“What are the works of the law?”
“Paul teaches that believers are justified by faith alone, meaning no one can earn salvation by doing these.”
“What are works of the law?”
“In Galatians 2, Paul recounts an incident in Antioch where he confronted this apostle for his behavior toward Gentile believers.”
“Who is Peter?”
The second book of the Bible is called this.”
“What is Exodus?”
“Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt and famously parted this body of water.”
“What is the Red Sea?”
“In Galatians, Paul contrasts two women to illustrate two covenants. Which one represents the promise and freedom of the new covenant?”
“Who is Sarah?”
“Galatians makes it clear that in Christ there is no division by ethnicity or social status. True or False: Only one specific group can be God’s people.”
“What is false?”
“In Galatians 4, Paul uses the story of two women to symbolize two different covenants. Name these two women.”
“Who are Hagar and Sarah?”
“This wise king is credited with writing many proverbs and the book of Ecclesiastes.”
“Who is Solomon?”
“This man built an ark to save his family and many animals from the great flood.”
“Who is Noah?”
“Paul urges the Galatians to live by this, which produces a life full of love and good fruit.”
“What is the Holy Spirit?”
“Galatians 5:22–23 lists several qualities that should characterize a believer’s life. Name one fruit of the Spirit mentioned there.”
“What is love?” (Accept any fruit: joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, or self-control.)
“According to Galatians 5, when believers live by the Spirit, their lives produce this ‘fruit.’”
“What is the fruit of the Spirit?”
“This prophet was taken up to heaven in a whirlwind, according to the Bible.”
“Who is Elijah?”
“This brave queen risked her life to save the Jewish people"
“Who is Esther?”
“Paul writes that in Christ neither circumcision nor uncircumcision has any value—only this expression of genuine faith matters.”
“What is faith working through love?”
“Galatians 3 explains that the promise made to Abraham was fulfilled in this person.”
“Who is Jesus Christ?”
“Paul states in this verse that if righteousness could be gained through the law, then Christ died for nothing.”
“What is Galatians 2:21?”
“At the wedding in Cana, Jesus performed a miracle by turning water into this drink.”
“What is wine?”
“This disciple doubted Jesus’ resurrection until he saw Christ’s wounds for himself.”
“Who is Thomas?”