The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the
Galatians

Galatians Chapter 1
The apostle Paul asserts his apostolic character against such as lessened it 1-5. He reproves the Galatians for revolting from the gospel of Christ under the influence of evil teachers 6-9. He proves the Divine authority of his doctrine and mission; and declares what he was before his conversion and calling 10-14. And how he proceeded after it 15-24.
Galatians Chapter 2
The apostle declares his being owned as an apostle of the Gentiles 1-10. He had publicly opposed Peter for judaizing 11-14. And from thence he enters upon the doctrine of justification by faith in Christ, without the works of the law 15-21.
Galatians Chapter 3
The Galatians reproved for departing from the great doctrine of justification alone, through faith in Christ 1-5. This doctrine established from the example of Abraham 6-9. From the tenor of the law and the severity of its curse 10-14. From the covenant of promises, which the law could not disannul 15-18. The law was a school master to lead them to Christ 19-25. Under the gospel state true believers are all one in Christ 26-29.
Galatians Chapter 4
The folly of returning to legal observances for justification 1-7. The happy change made in the Gentile believers 8-11. The apostle reasons against following false teachers 12-18.
He expresses his earnest concern for them 19,20. And then explains the difference between what is to be expected from the law, and from the gospel 21-31.
Galatians Chapter 5
An earnest exhortation to stand fast in the liberty of the gospel 1-12. To take heed of indulging a sinful temper 13-15. And to walk in the Spirit, and not to fulfill the lusts of the flesh: the works of both are described 16-26.
Galatians Chapter 6
Exhortations to meekness, gentleness, and humility 1-5. To kindness towards all men, especially believers 6-11. The Galatians guarded against the judaizing teachers, The Wondrous Cross 12-15.
A solemn blessing 16-18.