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Sacred Sunday~Galathians, Chapter 1/I am Right, Says Paul.

Sacred Sunday~Galathians, Chapter 1/I am Right, Says Paul.

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Today we are reading Galathians Chapter 1. Join us for our weekly Bible reading!

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Hello, My Name Is Paul Greetings from Paul! He's an apostle sent by
God, and he's totally ready to rock this whole disciple of Christ
thing. This time he's writing to the churches in Galatia, but he's
not too thrilled with what's been going on there. Oh, do tell,
Paul. Well, it seems some of the Galatians have been turning their
backs on God and putting their faith in a twisted version of the
gospel. Say it ain't so, Galatians! Let Paul be clear: there's only
one gospel. It's the one Paul told them about. Just because someone
comes along and starts spouting off all kinds of random ideas about
Jesus, that doesn't make them true. Even an angel from Heaven who
teaches them the wrong things about Jesus is gonna get a smackdown
from God. This goes double for any humans trying to pervert God's
message about Jesus. Seriously, naysayers, God is not amused. Look
guys, Paul's not trying to win any popularity contests here. He's
just doing what the Big Guy told him. After all, Paul didn't get
his info from just anywhere—he got it from Jesus Christ himself.
Paul is pretty sure the Galatians know about his past. But he's
gonna tell them again anyhow. Just once more for good measure. Back
in the day, Paul was a super devout Jew who persecuted Christians
on the side. Uh-huh. He's was über pious and totally loved Jewish
law—even more than most other Jews—but when God sent him a vision
of Jesus, everything changed. He started preaching the good news
about Jesus right away. He didn't high tail it to Jerusalem to meet
with Jesus's disciples there. He went out on his own and spread the
good word. Paul's a rebel like that. Three years after his
conversion, he did take a quick trip to Jerusalem, but he only met
with Cephas (a.k.a. Simon Peter, Jesus's right-hand man from all
the gospels) and James (Jesus's brother).