Synopsis

Paul, the apostle, possessed a deep familiarity with the traditions of a rabbi, having trained under one of the most esteemed teachers in Judea before embarking on his own ministry. He grasped the significance of Jesus' final instruction to the church – to go forth and make disciples – even before the ascension. This study follows Paul's journey through the region of Galatia, exploring the implications of this command as it extended into a burgeoning Gentile world. Scripture References: 1 Joh