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A region in central Turkey where Paul's churches were being led astray
Asia MinorHistorically Verified
This was a real Roman province in central Turkey. The Temple of Augustus in its capital Ankara still has an important ancient inscription.
A region in central modern-day Turkey where Paul planted churches on his missionary journeys. After he left, false teachers arrived telling his converts they needed circumcision and the Jewish law on top of faith. Paul's angry letter to the Galatians was his response.
Galatians
The Letter That Starts with a Fight
Galatia is the region where Paul's churches are in crisis, having been visited by false teachers who are adding Jewish law requirements on top of faith in Jesus.
Acts
The Night Everything Changed
Galatia is another region Paul travels through but is blocked from preaching in, part of the Spirit's systematic closing of every door except the one pointing west.
Acts
The Tentmaker, the Trial, and the Teacher Who Almost Had It Right
Galatia is one of the regions Paul travels through on his way back out, systematically visiting and strengthening the disciples in communities from his earlier missionary work.
1 Corinthians
Last Words Before He Signs Off
Galatia is cited as a precedent — Paul is telling the Corinthians that the same weekly giving system he already established there should now be adopted by them as well.
Galatians
The Day Paul Called Out Peter
Galatia is the region whose churches are being destabilized by teachers insisting Paul's gospel is secondhand — the crisis that makes this entire chapter necessary.
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