What does Paul leave out of his greeting to the Galatians because they accepted false teaching?
The supplied context states that Paul, because the Galatians had given in to false teaching, left an important part out of his address to the Galatian churches, but the excerpt does not identify what that omission was. It only directs attention to verse 2 and stops there.
Les explains that Galatians was written to correct the false teaching that was pulling the Galatian congregations back under the Law, and to bring them back under the pure grace of God. Because they had given in to that false teaching, Paul deliberately left out an important part of his address to the Galatian churches. The transcript stops at verse 2 before identifying the specific element he omitted, so the supplied context does not name it.
And all the brethren which are with me, unto the churches of Galatia:
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What important part of his greeting does Paul leave out when addressing the Galatians?
Because the Galatians gave in to false teaching, Paul leaves an important part out of his address to the Galatian churches in verse 2 — an omission you would not catch unless it were pointed out.
What does Paul's greeting to the churches of Galatia subtly indicate about them?
Paul's greeting to the churches of Galatia subtly reveals how far the Galatian churches had already degenerated.