Yes, I've Read Galatians

Yes, I've Read Galatians

Yes, I’ve Read Galatians confronts one of the most contested letters in the New Testament with a simple but often unasked question: What did Paul actually teach? For centuries, Galatians has stood at the centre of debate between Christians and non-Christians alike, frequently cited as proof that Paul rejected the Torah, contradicted himself, or departed from the teachings of the Messiah. But do these claims withstand careful reading—or have assumptions replaced exegesis? This book offers a rigorous, text-driven study of Galatians, examining Paul’s arguments within their historical, covenantal, and scriptural context. Rather than relying on inherited theological frameworks, it asks whether Paul truly opposed the Torah in whole or in part, whether he contradicted his own writings, or whether his message has been misunderstood altogether. If the Torah is called an abomination by some and a blessing by others, the question must be asked: whose interpretation is at fault? And more pointedly—have you actually read Galatians, or only what you were told it says? Yes, I’ve Read Galatians challenges readers to move beyond polemic and tradition, and to engage Paul’s letter on its own terms—carefully, honestly, and without presupposition.