Galatians 3 - Summary

Paul rebukes the Galatians as foolish for beginning in the Spirit but now seeking perfection through flesh, appealing to their experience of the Spirit and miracles received through faith, not law-works. He argues from Scripture that Abraham was justified by faith, the law brought a curse from which Christ redeemed humanity by becoming a curse, and the law served as a pedagogue until Christ came, after which there is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female in Christ.