Galatians - A New Kind of Freedom Defended

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Jeff Cavins, Gayle Somers

 

"Ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ," St. Jerome reminded us.  The Catechism of the Catholic Church (#133) also tells us how critical Scripture is to our faith life.  In this groundbreaking new scripture study, Galatians:  A New Kind of Freedom Defended, you will discover an exciting and comprehensive journey into the scriptural roots of our Faith.

With this outstanding study of Galatians, you will:

• learn how to easily and practically apply Bible teachings to your daily life and family life
• understand the difference between Catholic and Protestant versions of the Bible
• discover how to read the Bible "properly" - what certain passages mean, and don't mean

Written in a fresh, easy-to-use workbook format, Catholic Scripture Study (CSS) presents an in-depth and thorough picture of the foundations of the Catholic Church.  CSS represents the complete fullness of what Christ wanted us to know about the Church, by relating Scripture to the Catechism and the Sacraments.

With content that is appealing to all levels of Catholics, from the experienced bible study devotee to the first-time participant, CSS is rapidly becoming "the" bible study for individuals and groups across the country.

Contents

 

• Introduction
• Foreword
• Study Guide
• Study Outline
• Lesson 1 – The Conversion of St. Paul
• Lesson 2 – An Urgent Appeal
• Lesson 3 – The Council of Jerusalem: Controversy Addressed
• Lesson 4 – Grace and Obligations
• Lesson 5 – The Threat of Compromise
• Lesson 6 – “He Who Through Faith is Righteous Shall Live”
• Lesson 7 – “Why the Law?”
• Lesson 8 – “No Longer a Slave, But a Son”
• Lesson 9 – A New Kind of Freedom
• Lesson 10 – “Let Us Not Grow Weary in Well-Doing”
• Responses to Questions

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