Chapter 1.
Preliminary
Chapter 2.
North Galatia: Land and
Peoples
Chapter
3. Pre-Galatic History of North Galatia
Chapter
4. The Pre-Gaulish Inhabitants of Galatia
Chapter 5. The Religion of Asia
Minor
Chapter
6. Settlement of the Gauls in Galatia
Chapter 7. The History of Galatia B.C.
232-64
Chapter 8. The
North Galatian State
Chapter 9. The Religion
of North Galatia
Chapter 10. Galatia as a
Roman Client State
Chapter 11. Origin of
the Province Galatia
Chapter
12. History of the Province Galatia, B.C. 25 — A.D. 50
Chapter
13. Civilisation of North Galatia under the Roman Empire
Chapter 14. Language
and Letters in North
Galatia
Chapter 15.
The Influence of
Christianity in North
Galatia
Chapter 16.
Later History of the
Province Galatia
Chapter 17. The Cities
and the Peoples of South
Galatia
Chapter 18.
The Jews in South
Galatia
Chapter
19. Pisidian Antioch
Chapter
20. Iconium
Chapter
21. Lystra
Chapter
22. Derbe
Chapter 23. Summary
Section I. The
Introductory Address
Section II. The Epistle Authorised
by the Church in Antioch
Section III.
Persons mentioned in the
Epistle
Section
IV. Relation of Paul to
Barnabas
Section
V. "I Marvel"
Section
VI. "Ye are so quickly
Removing"
Section
VII. Cause of the
Galatian Movement
Section VIII. Paul as a Judaistic
Preacher, 1:6-10
Section IX.
Another Gospel, 1:6-7
Section X. "
Seeking to please Men,"
1:10
Section XI.
Tone of Address to the
Galatians
Section
XII. The Gospel which ye
Received
Section
XIII. Dates of the
Autobiography
Section XIV. The Province of Syria and Cilicia,
1:21
Section XV. The Klimata of Syria and Cilicia
Section XVI. The Visits to Jerusalem,
1:18, 2:1 ff
Section
XVII. The First Visit to
Jerusalem, 1:18-20
Section XVIII. The
Second Visit to
Jerusalem, 2:1-10
Section XIX.
Limits and Purpose of
the Autobiography
Section XX. St.
Peter in Antioch
Section XXI.
Spirit of Chapters 3, 4
Section XXII. The
Address "Galatians," in
3:1
Section
XXIII. Galatia the
Province
Section XXIV. Galatians and Gauls
Section XXV. St.
Paul's Roman Point of
View
Section
XXVI. Foolish Galatians
Section XXVII. The
Two Stages, 3:3
Section XXVIII. The Marvellous
Powers, 3:2-5
Section
XXIX. The Teaching of
Paul
Section
XXX. The Message to the
Galatians
Section
XXXI. Sons of Abraham,
3:6-9
Section XXXII.
Οἱ ἐκ
πίστεως
Section XXXIII. A Man's Will,
Diatheke, 3:15-18
Section XXXIV. The Use of
Diatheke in the
Pauline Epistles
Section XXXV.
Greek Law in Galatian
Cities
Section
XXXVI. The Argument from
Seed, 3:16
Section XXXVII. Function of the Law,
3:19-22
Section
XXXVIII. The Mediator,
3:20
Section
XXXIX. Law the
Child-Guardian, 3:23-25
Section XL.
Equality in the Perfect
Church, 3:26-30
Section XLI. The
Infant Son and Heir,
Gal. 4:1-7
Section
XLII. The Rudiments of
the World, Gal. 4:3 and
9
Section XLIII.
He sent forth His Son,
Gal. 4:4
Section XLIV. The Address at Pisidian
Antioch
Section
XLV. Paul's Visits to
Galatia in Acts
Section XLVI.
Paul's Visits to the
Churches of Galatia
Section XLVII.
Cause of the First
Galatian Visit
Section
XLVIII. The Thorn in the
Flesh
Section
XLIX. Sequence of
Thought in 4:12-20
Section L. The Allegory of Hagar and Sarah,4:21,
5:1
Section LI.
The Conclusion, 5:1
Section LII.
Personal Recapitulation,
5: 2-12
Section LIII.
The Whole Law, 5:2-4
Section LIV.
Freedom and Love,
5:13-15
Section LV.
The Spiritual Life,
5:16-26
Section LVI. The Faults of the South Galatic
Cities
Section LVII.
The Unforgiving
Phrygians, 6:1-5
Section LVIII. Voluntary Liberality to Teachers,
6:6-10
Section LIX.
Was there a Letter from
the Galatians?
Section
LX. The Large Letters,
6:11-17
Section LXI.
The Parting Message
Section LXII. The
Concluding Blessing and
Denunciation, 6:16-17
Section LXIII. The
Stigmata of Jesus, 6:17
Section LXIV.
Result of the Epistle