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Galatians 4:21 31 Lesson 6 FIRST DAY: Review and Overview 1. What truth have you studied that ministers to you today? 2. In the second portion of Galatians 4, Paul chose an illustration from the life of the Old Testament patriarch Abraham. Abraham had two sons. The first son, Ishmael, was Abraham s fleshly attempt to fulfill God s promise. His mother was Hagar, the bondwoman. Ishmael did not receive Abraham s legacy or promise. Abraham s second son, Isaac, was the promised son born when Abraham s hope was in God alone. Miraculously, Isaac s mother, Sarah, was ninety years old when she gave birth. Isaac received the inheritance and the promise. Paul used this illustration to contrast those who attempted to be righteous by self-effort with those who relied on Jesus for their righteousness. In like manner, we must beware of attempting to please God by self-effort and instead rely on Jesus to work through us to become heirs of His promise. Read the divisions below and provide a title for each: a. Galatians 4:21 24a b. Galatians 4:24b 25 c. Galatians 4:26 28 d. Galatians 4:29 31 3. Take a few moments to commit your study time to the Lord. Write your prayer here. Now we, brethren, as Isaac was, are children of promise. Galatians 4:28 2012 Calvary Chapel Women s Ministries 3800 S. Fairview Rd., Santa Ana, CA 92704. http://women.cccm.com

SECOND DAY: Read Galatians 4:21 24a 1. What question did Paul pose in Galatians 4:21? a. According to his question, what were the Galatians failing to do? 2. In Galatians 4:22 Paul launched into an illustration using an Old Testament patriarch. Who did Paul use? a. Link this with Luke 3:8 and John 8:39 40. Why do you think Paul chose this patriarch? b. What is the distinction between the mothers of these two sons? Galatians 4:22b c. Use the following passages to briefly describe the circumstances surrounding the birth of: (1) the son of the bondwoman Genesis 16:1 4a, 15 (2) the son of the freewoman Genesis 17:15 19, 21:1 4 3. According to Galatians 4:23, what did Paul declare to be the difference between these two sons? a. With the story from Genesis in mind, remark on what it is to walk: (1) according to the flesh (2) through promise 4. In Galatians 4:24a what did Paul make clear about this Old Testament example? a. Use 1 Corinthians 10:11 to comment on the importance of learning from Biblical examples. 5. Why is it beneficial to study the Old Testament? See also Psalm 19:7. 2

THIRD DAY: Read Galatians 4:24b 25 1. In Galatians 4:24a Paul stated that his illustration from the life of Abraham was symbolic. In Galatians 4:24b what did he say the bondwoman and freewoman symbolized? a. From Galatians 4:24c list the two symbols of this covenant. b. What did the covenant of Mount Sinai give birth to? (1) This verse in the New Living Translation (NLT) says, The first woman, Hagar, represents Mount Sinai, where people received the law that enslaved them. What does this convey to you about the dangers of this covenant? 2. Galatians 4:25 in the NLT says, And now Jerusalem is just like Mount Sinai in Arabia, because she and her children live in slavery to the law. The Jerusalem that Paul referenced applied to the religious leadership that crucified Jesus. The Judaizers were trying to coerce the Galatians into pleasing the religious councils in Jerusalem. Where would the outcome of their influence lead? Galatians 4:25c a. How does this underscore Paul s concern about the law? (1) What did Jesus say about those who sought to please men? See Matthew 16:23 and Luke 16:15. (a) Why do you think it is dangerous to try to find favor with God by following the rules of men? 3. Pastor Chuck says, Religion is man reaching out to God. Jesus came as God to reach down to men. Share your thoughts. 3

FOURTH DAY: Read Galatians 4:26 28 1. Having described one covenant as symbolic of the law and bondage, Paul then spoke of the covenant of promise. How did he describe the Jerusalem above? Galatians 4:26a a. Use Revelation 21:2 6 to remark on the Jerusalem above. (1) What do you find superior about the Jerusalem above to the Jerusalem which now is? 2. In Galatians 4:27 Paul quoted Isaiah 54:1. What is said about the barren woman? a. How do you see this prophecy fulfilled through the birth of Isaac? b. Of Galatians 4:26 27, David Guzik says, Every Christian through the centuries belongs to this new covenant, the covenant of the heavenly Jerusalem. And every birth under this covenant is a miracle, like the fulfillment of the prophecy from Isaiah 54:1, Rejoice, O barren, you who do not bear! Every one is born again by a miracle of God. Share your response to this glorious reality. 3. What did Paul declare to be true of the brethren? Galatians 4:28 4. As a part of the brethren, what does it mean to you to be a child of promise? 4

FIFTH DAY: Read Galatians 4:29 31 1. Describe the conflict presented in Galatians 4:29. a. Link this reference with the events of Genesis 21:8 9. What do you see? b. What did Paul declare to be even so now? Galatians 4:29b (1) In what way do you see this persecution taking place today? 2. What does the Scripture say is the solution to this problem? Galatians 4:30 a. Use Genesis 21:10 to further understand and comment on this illustration. b. Paul used the conflict between Ishmael (the son of bondage) and Isaac (the son of promise) to introduce the conflict between our flesh and the Spirit. What do you suppose Paul was urging the Galatians to do? Galatians 4:30 3. Record Paul s conclusion to these things from Galatians 4:31. a. Why are you blessed to be a child of the freewoman? 5

SIXTH DAY: Review 1. Use the chart below to fill in details of the two covenants presented in Galatians 4:21 31: The Law The Promise Woman (verse 22) Sons (verse 28 and Genesis 16:15) Type of birth (verse 23) Place represented (verses 24 26) 2. Share your thoughts or observations concerning the contrast between the two covenants. 3. Contrast a time when you tried to live for God according to the flesh with a time when you acted according to God s promise. So then, brethren, we are not children of the bondwoman but of the free. Galatians 4:31 6