Galatians #6

What is the significance of Paul's reference to Abraham in Galatians 3?

• To show that Abraham was a righteous man

• To show that faith, not works, justifies a person

• To show that circumcision is necessary for salvation

• To show that the law of Moses supersedes the promises made to Abraham

What does it mean to be a "child of Abraham" in the context of Galatians 3?

• To be a biological descendant of Abraham

• To be a follower of the Jewish religion

• To be justified by faith, like Abraham was

• To be circumcised, like Abraham was

What did Christ do to redeem us from the curse of the law, according to Galatians 3:13?

• He abolished the law

• He fulfilled the law

• He became a curse for us

• He taught us how to keep the law perfectly

What is the relationship between the law and faith in Galatians 3:12-14?

• The law brings righteousness, but faith brings a curse

• The law brings a curse, but faith brings righteousness

• The law and faith are equivalent paths to salvation

• The law and faith are both irrelevant to salvation

In Galatians 3:8, what promise did God make to Abraham?

• That he would be the father of many nations

• That he would be wealthy and successful

• That he would conquer all his enemies

• That he would have a long and prosperous life

What is NOT the purpose of Christ redeeming us, according to Galatians 3:14?

• To give us eternal life

• To bring the blessing given to Isaac to the Gentiles through Christ Jesus

• To bring the curse of the law to the Gentiles

Why did the Law require that a criminal's body be buried the same day they were hanged, according to Deuteronomy 21:23?

• To prevent the land from being defiled by the presence of the dead body.

• To honor God, acknowledging the sanctity of human life

• To ensure that the body would not be stolen.

• To make an example of the criminal.

According to Galatians 3:10, why are those who try to earn their salvation through the Law under a curse?

• Because they are not good enough to keep all the commandments.

• Because the law is too difficult to follow.

• Because the law condemns those who break even one commandment.

• Because the law is not necessary for salvation.