Is the canon merely an anthology of the religious literature of the day, making it no longer possible to speak of its unity? This article indicates two main ways in which the issue of biblical unity is typically presented: unity may be based in the process of divine inspiration which is believed to have brought about these writings, or it may be based in a theory of providential ordering.

Three key passages in Galatians are considered to demonstrate the interdependence of Jews and Gentiles who share together in the blessings found in Christ: Galatians 3:13-14, 25-26, and Galatians 4:4-7.

This essay discusses the relationship of the apostle Paul's Jerusalem visits as recorded in Acts and Galatians. Five visits are mentioned in Acts, and only two visits are mentioned in Galatians.

This article introduces the book of Galatians, discussing its historical context and its theme of justification by faith.

This article introduces the book of Galatians, discussing its inspiration, authorship, and its theme of justification by faith.

In this article on Paul and the law, the author looks at the relation of law and gospel in Galatians, the relation of Old Testament and New Testament, semi-eschatological fulfillment, and the law and the work of the Holy Spirit.