What is the meaning of to “righteousness?” “credited him?” What is the meaning of “believing?” In verse 10, why does Paul say that who rely on “all observing the law are under a curse?” How does Christ redeem us from the curse of the law? What does it mean that Christ the curse for us?” “became What is the purpose of laws like the 10 commandments in the Old Testament (Deut. 5)? How difficult are they to follow? How are they helpful in defining sin? What does it mean that the whole world is to sin” in verse 22? “prisoner In verse 24, how does the law us to Christ?” “lead Galatians 3:26-4:7 The Gospel causes Identity Change – 5 Sharing Question: When was a time where you felt like your faith in God changed you in some way? How does being a or daughter” of God radically change “son the way we see ourselves? What aspects of an earthly father-son relationship are we to relate to our new relationship with God? What do you think it means to ourselves with Christ?” “cloth What does it mean that is neither Jew or Greek, slave “there or free, male or female [culture, class, gender] for you are all one in Christ?” Why does being a or daughter” of “son God cause us to discard our established categories of thinking about ourselves? How radical is this idea? How would this change the way we treat others? How does this make us in Christ?” “one
“righteousness?” What is the meaning of “credited to him?” What is the meaning of “believing?” In verse 10, why does Paul say that “all who rely on observing the law are under a curse?” How does Christ redeem us from the curse of the law? What does it mean that Christ “became the curse for us?” What is the purpose of laws like the 10 commandments in the Old Testament (Deut. 5)? How difficult are they to follow? How are they helpful in defining sin? What does it mean that the whole world is “prisoner to sin” in verse 22? In verse 24, how does the law “lead us to Christ?” Galatians 3:26-4:7 – The Gospel causes Identity Change 5 Sharing Question: When was a time where you felt like your faith in God changed you in some way? How does being a “son or daughter” of God radically change the way we see ourselves? What aspects of an earthly father-son relationship are we to relate to our new relationship with God? What do you think it means to “cloth ourselves with Christ?” What does it mean that “there is neither Jew or Greek, slave or free, male or female [culture, class, gender] for you are all one in Christ?” Why does being a “son or daughter” of God cause us to discard our established categories of thinking about ourselves? How radical is this idea? How would this change the way we treat others? How does this make us “one in Christ?”
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