Galatians 1

What is the book of Galatians about?

• The church as the Body of Christ

• The all-inclusive and all-extensive Christ as the Head of the Body

• Christ versus religion with its law

• The experience and the living out of Christ

Choose the one that is INCORRECT

• There are more than one church in Galatia

• Parts of Galatia is now called Turkey

• Galatia is part of the ancient Roman Empire

• Paul wrote a letter to a church in Galatia

In verse 4, what does it mean to be rescued out of the present evil age?

• To be saved from our sins

• To be saved from Satan

• To be saved from darkness and death

• To be saved from the world

What was the problem in Galatia that required the saints there to be 'rescued out of the present evil age'

• There was a lot of idolatry and sinful things in Galatia that defiled the saints. These things were considered evil in God's eyes.

• There was a lot of religious things in Galatia that distracted the saints from enjoying God as grace.

• There was a lot of Satanists who worshiped the evil things of darkness. These things became a snare to the saints

• There was a strong presence of philosophy, science and atheism in Galatia that tries to draw the saints away from the faith.

The gospel that Paul preached to the Galatians. Where did it come from?

• An angel came to Paul in a dream and gave it to him

• Paul came up with it himself

• Jesus taught him it when he was his disciple

• He received it through a revelation

What did Paul do after he received the gospel?

• He went immediately to Jerusalem to tell Peter and the other apostles about it

• He went to Arabia and then to Damascus to restudy the word and receive more revelation

• He went immediately to Galatia to preach Christ as the gospel to them

• He went immediately to Jerusalem to persecute the Christians

Which religion was Paul trying to address

• Christianity

• Judaism

• Buddhism

• Islam

What is God's intention and pleasure?

• For us to follow all the laws given by Moses

• For us to believe and trust in God

• To reveal Christ as a living person in us

• All the above