Why did Paul write Galatians so hurriedly?
Paul wrote Galatians hurriedly because Judaizers were following him everywhere, insisting Gentile believers could not be saved unless they embraced Judaism and kept the Law. He wrote to admonish the Gentile churches not to give in, reminding them they are not under Law but under grace.
Les explains that the letter was written to the Gentile churches in Asia Minor. The Judaizers were following Paul everywhere he went, refusing to give up their claim that Gentiles could not be saved unless they embraced Judaism and kept the Law. Because of this pressure, Paul had to hurriedly write to the Galatians to admonish them not to give in, since they were not under the Law but under grace.