The problem of legalism has plagued the church of Jesus Christ since the first century. The Apostle Paul wrote a forceful letter to the Christians of Galatia in order to combat this error while clarifying the true relationship between law and grace. In The Epistle to the Galatians, noted Bible teacher and author of the last century, C. I. Scofield, provides a richly rewarding exposition of this key New Testament book. Scofield explains in clear, practical, and non-technical terms the major themes of Galatians, including: • Justification before God by grace through faith alone • Sanctification by grace through faith alone • Liberty in Christ contrasted with the imbalances of legalism & licentiousness • Law and grace contrasted • Christian living under the dispensation of grace
The problem of legalism has plagued the church of Jesus Christ since the first century. The Apostle Paul wrote a forceful letter to the Christians of Galatia in order to combat this error while clarifying the true relationship between law and grace. In The Epistle to the Galatians, noted Bible teacher and author of the last century, C. I. Scofield, provides a richly rewarding exposition of this key New Testament book. Scofield explains in clear, practical, and non-technical terms the major themes of Galatians, including: • Justification before God by grace through faith alone • Sanctification by grace through faith alone • Liberty in Christ contrasted with the imbalances of legalism & licentiousness • Law and grace contrasted • Christian living under the dispensation of grace
