The Problem at Galatia

Interpretation 41 (1):32-43 (1987)
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The essence of Paul's gospel expounded in Galatians consists in the declaration that in Christ God has indeed fulfilled the promises he made to Abraham, to bless all nations in him

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10.1177/002096438704100104

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