Galatians Quiz

In the opening verses of Galatians, what does Paul emphasize about the origin of his apostleship?

• Appointed by men

• Sent by angels

• Chosen by a council

• Sent by Jesus Christ

According to Galatians 1:6, what troubles Paul about the Galatian Christians?

• Lack of generosity

• Departure from the faith

• Division among believers

• Failure to practice love

In Galatians 2, Paul recounts a meeting with the apostles in Jerusalem. Who were the 'pillars' mentioned in this context?

• Peter, James, and John

• Andrew, Thomas, and Philip

• Matthew, Bartholomew, and James the Less

• Simon the Zealot, Thaddeus, and Matthias

What incident does Paul narrate in Galatians 2 to highlight a confrontation with Peter regarding fellowship?

• The healing of a lame man

• The raising of a widow's son

• The vision of Cornelius

• The Antioch incident

In Galatians 3, which Old Testament character did God make a covenant with?

• Noah

• Moses

• Abraham

• David

According to Galatians 3:6, how did Abraham respond to God?

• By observing the law

• By faith

• By sacrifices

• By works

In Galatians 2, who did James, Cephas (Peter) and John give the right hand of fellowship to?

• Paul

• Paul and Titus

• Paul, Barnabas and Titus

• Paul and Barnabas

What does Paul argue in Galatians 3:15-18 regarding the promises made to Abraham?

• They were null and void

• They were conditional on works

• They find their fulfillment in Christ

• They were exclusive to the Jews

According to Galatians 3:24, what role did the law play before faith came?

• A guide to morality

• A tutor

• A source of salvation

• A burden on believers

In Galatians 3:28, what inclusive statement does Paul make about believers in Christ?

• There is neither male nor female.

• There is neither slave nor free man.

• There is neither Jew nor Greek.

• All of the above.