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| How many years did Paul wait before returning to Jerusalem the SECOND time? |
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| Who did Paul take with him on his second journey back to Jerusalem? |
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Barnabas and Titus
Gal. 2:1 |
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| By WHAT did Paul return to Jerusalem? |
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| What did Paul communicate to the brethren in Jerusalem when he returned the second time? |
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The gospel which he preached among the Gentiles
Gal. 2:2 |
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| How did Paul communicate to those who were of reputation? |
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| Why did Paul communicate privately to those of reputation in Jerusalem? |
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“Lest I might run or had run in vain”
Gal. 2:2 |
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| What was Titus NOT compelled to do? |
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| What nationality was Titus? |
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| Why were false brethren secretly brought in by stealth? |
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1. To spy out our liberty which we have in Christ
2. that they may bring us into bondage
Gal. 2:4 |
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| How long did Paul yield submission to the false brethren? |
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Not even an hour
Gal. 2:5 |
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| Why did Paul not yield even one hour to the false brethren? |
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That the truth of the gospel might continue with you
Gal. 2:5 |
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| Who does God show personal favoritism to? |
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| Who was the gospel of the circumcised committed to? |
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| Who was the gospel of the uncircumcised committed to? |
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| What are the names of the three people who seemed to be pillars in the church? |
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Cephas, James and John
Gal. 2:9 |
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| What did Cephas, James, and John give to Paul and Barnabas after they perceived the grace that had been given them? |
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The right hand of fellowship
Gal. 2:9 |
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| Cephas, James, and John were to go to the circumcised. Who did Paul and Barnabas to go to? |
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| Who did Cephas, James and John want Paul and Barnabas to remember? |
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| What did Paul do to Peter when he came to Antioch? |
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Withstood him to his face
Gal. 2:11 |
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| Why did Paul withstand Peter to his face? |
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He was to be blamed
Gal. 2:11 |
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| Why was Peter to be blamed? |
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Before certain men came from James, he would eat with the Gentiles but after they came he withdrew and separated himself
Gal. 2:12 |
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| Who was also carried away with Peter’s hypocrisy? |
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Barnabas and the rest of the Jews
Gal. 2:13 |
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| What did Paul accuse Peter of not being straightforward about? |
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The truth of the Gospel
Gal. 2:14 |
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| Who was Peter trying to compel the Gentiles to live as? |
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| By what did Paul say they are Jews? |
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| What is man NOT justified by? |
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The works of the law
Gal. 2:16 |
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| What is a man justified by if he is not justified by works of the law? |
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Faith in Jesus Christ
Gal. 2:16 |
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| Who shall be justified by the works of the law? |
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| What does Paul make himself if he builds again those things he destroyed? |
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| What did Paul do through the law? |
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Died to the law
Gal. 2:19 |
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| Who lives in Paul if he has been crucified with Christ? |
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| What did the Son of God do for Paul? |
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Loved me and gave Himself for me
Gal. 2:20 |
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| What happens if righteousness comes through the law? |
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| What did Paul say Christ is certainly not? |
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