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Galatians,
Chapter Four, Lesson Two CORRECTING WITH COMPASSION Page
2 ** Why do you suppose that Paul is now softening his tone as he addresses this very serious issue?
** Now back in Galatians 4:12, what is Paul begging the Galatians to do?
** What does Paul mean that he also had become as they are?
** What reassuring statement does Paul use to remind the Galatians of the close relationship they have with him and of the compassion in his heart for them?
V.13 ** Paul now reminds them of the rather unusual set of circumstances that brought about his sharing the gospel with the Galatians in the first place. What was it?
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