~119 min.Comments on the Second Book of Kings
biblecentre.org · ... of the bondwoman, Hagar (Gen. 16), and he pictures the legal covenant (Gal. 4:21-25). Can legal minded men be depended on to be subject to ...
~17 min.Chapter 31
biblecentre.org · ... in the little remnant of Israel elect by the pure grace of God. Compare Gal. 4:22-31. How sweetly this evidence of grace and its results are seen in ...
~18 min.Living By The Well
biblecentre.org · ... of the bondwoman, as Ishmael was, but the children of the free woman. See Gal. 4:22-31. What is striking here is that the child of the free woman, ...
~9 min.Genesis 16:1 - 18:33
biblecentre.org · ... Abram, which has an allegorical significance, as the Apostle Paul shows in Gal. 4. Hagar was a bondwoman; she came from Egypt, type of the world; ...
~11 min.Revelation 21:19-21
biblecentre.org · ... Jerusalem is mentioned. We referred to Heb. 12, there is also Gal. 4 where we find "Jerusalem above" which is not exactly the same ...
~7 min.Law And Grace
biblecentre.org · ... as we have seen (Rom. 7:4). This is fully shown in Gal. 3; 4. The Galatian Christians had started well, converted under the ...
~8 min.Chapter 8
... this in Rom. 6 (compare chap. 7 and 8) and in Gal. 4; 5. Moreover, they were neither really, nor morally, the children of ...
~5 min.The Epistle to the Galatians
biblecentre.org · ... to the brethren in Jerusalem and to Peter, 2. the doctrinal part (Gal. 3:1 - 4:31), which explains the difference between righteousness by faith and ...
~10 min.Genesis 19:1 - 21:33
biblecentre.org · ... and her son, which has an allegorical significance as we learn in Gal. 4. Four centuries had yet to pass before the covenant of law was ...
~94 min.The Book Of Genesis
biblecentre.org · ... trouble in his house. But the incident has a deeper meaning. Read Gal. 4:21-31. This gives us the typical meaning and how the Lord overruled even ...
