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Lord, we ask that as we continue to study your word in the letter to the Galatians, Lord, we ask that you would stir in our hearts, that you would open our eyes to see of your goodness and that we would have open ears to hear the good news that we are saved by grace through faith and it is not our own doing but all yours. I really, really pray that they will come to know Christ so that they can really be good because they have the Holy Spirit and it's his goodness that dwells in them. We look pretty good but but comparing ourselves to our worldly counterparts it may make us think we look good but looking good comparatively does not make us look good or righteous before God. And so we're going to pick up from there where he's, he's saying to the churches of Galatia, verse three, grace and peace from, grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ who gave himself for our sins to set us free from the present evil age, according to the will of our God and Father to whom be the glory forever and ever. So once again, so he would go on a missional journey, he would go, he would meet people, he would share the gospel, people would come to faith, and he would continue on, and then he would be writing letters. So how it's so important, or why it's so important to distinguish the law from the gospel in mission is because when we are sharing the law with people, and we're going to talk a lot about this during these times of study together as we're in Galatians, but as we're sharing the law with someone, we are killing them.

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