Galatians 3:28
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Corey J. Mahler
Galatians 3:28 is, perhaps, the most abused verse in modern churches (a term that should, arguably, be in quotes), and this is not without reason. Satan attacks where he knows there is purchase to be found or headway to be made. In entirely unambiguous terms, Galatians 3:28 affirms the very real existence of race, hierarchy, and sex (i.e., that we are created either male or female) — the very things that the modern world constantly attacks and denies.
We must be careful readers when it comes to Scripture. God does not choose His words idly and we should not skim over them. We do not usually focus on a single verse to this extent, but it is incumbent on faithful Christians to defend where the battle is joined. In today’s episode, we will arm you to detect abuses of this verse, to defend yourself against those abuses, and to understand the wealth of what God has transmitted to us in a mere twenty-three words).
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Show Notes
- Galatians (The entire letter will take you no more than fifteen minutes to read.)
- “What We Believe” from the ‘Black Lives Matter’ website [via Archive.org]
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Phenomenal episode. I love all your content, but there is no one out there better at in depth studies like this. Thank you.
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