The document discusses the differences between two gospels - the gospel of grace and the gospel of works. The gospel of grace teaches that people are declared righteous by faith in God's promise, while the gospel of works teaches that people must obey commands to be righteous. False teachers in Galatia were distorting the gospel of grace and turning people back to the bondage of the law. The document emphasizes that salvation comes through faith in Jesus alone, not by works of the law, as was promised to Abraham.

2. Declared
“RIGHTEOU
S” by
Faith
Galatians
3/Romans 4

3. Chapter 1
Vs.6 At first,
they were called
by the grace of
God then, they
deserted Him for
a “different
gospel

4. Vs.7 not really
a gospel;
perverted
(binago); mixed
up; twisted;
corrupted, a
gospel contrary
to the true
gospel

5. propagating this
gospel are seen
to be:
Disturbing
(nanliligalig),
troubling,
bewildering the
Christians in
Galatia; they
bewitched (nang-

6. Chapter 1
They were called
‘false brothers’
vs.8 Let that
person teaching
it be ‘accursed’
(“pakasumpain
siya!”)

7. Chapter 2
Vs 2-3 What did
Paul do? He
submitted to the
“pillars of the
church” for
affirmation.

8. What were these
false brothers
doing?
“the liberty in
Christ is being
turned again
into bondage (a
yoke of
slavery)”
(Gal. 5:1,13)

9. them, one will
be declared
righteous
(binilang na
matuwid),
justified
(pinawalang-sala),
or saved
when you obey
the law. (Romans

10. The two gospels
THE GRACE
OF GOD
(THE law
of
liberty)
THE WORKS
OF MAN
(The law
of moses)

11. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
It is
all
about
faith
Gal.
3:12 It
has
nothing
to do
with

12. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
You are
declared
(reckoned)
righteous
by faith in
what god
promised
You become
righteous
when you
obey his
commands

13. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
Romans 4:19
Abraham
believed the
promise first
before he was
circumcised
(as a sign
that he is
forgiven; a
You need to
be
circumcised
(obey the
law) in
order to be
‘chosen’, to
be saved;

14. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
The
righteous
man shall
live by
faith
Gal. 3:10
cursed is
everyone who
does not abide
by all things
written in the
book of the
law; Perfect
or dead!

15. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
Law of faith –
“to be under
God’s grace” –
is to live in
forgiveness,
live in
confidence and
righteousness
consciousness,
live in freedom
“to be under
the law” – is
to live in
guilt, live in
good behavior
to please God,
live under a
curse

16. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
Rom. 5:1 -
It does
not
condemn
It
threatens
and judges

17. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
Gal. 3:2 –
We receive
the Spirit
into our
lives by
faith in
His promise
Gal 3:3 –
made
perfect by
the flesh

18. The two gospels
THE GRACE OF GOD
(THE law of
liberty)
THE WORKS OF MAN
(The law of moses)
Gal. 3:3 –
We live out
our
spiritual
life and
mature by
the Spirit
We live by
our flesh-y
efforts

19. Gal. 3:6-14
JESUS BECAME
sin – A curse
– FOR US SO
THAT WE MIGHT
BE FREED.

20. Romans 10:8–10
Everyone who
confesses with
the mouth “Jesus
is Lord” and
believes in your
heart that God
raised Him from
the dead, you
will be saved.

21. Conclusion
Vs. 13 Everyone
who calls on the
name of the Lord
will be saved.
It is all about
believing.

22. Reflection
1) Paano natin
natanggap ang
pangako mula kay
Abraham?
2) Explain in
your own words
how you were
saved.