Galatians
22 OCT 2011
1. According to Gal 2:16 are we justified by works of the Law?
2. Is righteousness defined by the Law, or by being alive or dead? Gal 2:19-21
3. Does the word “Justification/Justify” mean made righteous according to the Law or made righteous according to life through Christ?
4. Who does Paul says lives in us?
5. How does Paul say this happens?
6. Whose life is in us? Whose faith is in us?
7. Does being crucified with Christ mean we suffer to do the right thing or that we surrender our very selves?
8. Whose will and work then manifests itself in us?
9. So is faith of our sovereign and independent will?
10. Is faith doctrine? Our works? If not, what is it?
11. What sin is Paul describing in Gal 2:16 and 18? What sin is Paul talking about in Gal 2:17?
12. If Paul is teaching that the sin of his opponents is asserting that obedience to the Law is required as part of the Gospel, and Christ is a minister of that Gospel, then what is Christ a minister of?
13. If Christ reckons us righteous according to the Law, then what has Christ put us under for continued evaluation of our righteousness?
14. What are we doing when we return to the Law after surrendering to Christ?
15. Is the Righteousness of Christ according to Law or Faith?
16. Is faith about obedience or surrender?
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