Galatians 4

Galatians 4

Paul uses the analogy of a child heir to explain Christian liberty. Before Christ, believers were like children under strict guardianship (the Law). Now, through faith in Christ, we are adopted as adult sons and daughters and receive the Spirit of God, who enables us to cry out, "Abba, Father." Paul uses the allegory of Sarah (freedom) and Hagar (slavery) to contrast the New Covenant based on promise with the Old Covenant based on Law-keeping.

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Amos 2

Amos condemns Moab, then focuses on Judah and Israel, listing social sins like oppressing the poor and condemning the righteous, confirming that Israel will face the severest judgment.

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God reasons with Israel, explaining that their special covenant means they will be judged more strictly for their sin. God targets the wealthy elite who live in luxury and oppress the poor.

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