J. Vernon McGee has an interesting way of looking at the Bible. He seems to take a standpoint on Galations that is very refreshing. I have never heard a biblical scalar use the word cool before. I just really enjoyed reading his commentary. He divides the book into five parts, the first being the introduction. He talks about how in the first five verses Paul tells that he is an apostle by God not by …showed first 75 words of 879 total…

…showed last 75 words of 879 total…and that they should not back step once they had been saved. Now we come to what McGee calls the high water mark, the illustration of Abraham. Paul uses Abraham because he is just a great example of justification by faith. Paul uses Abraham as an example in both Roman and Galatians. It can not be said that Abraham was justified by the law because the Mosaic Law didn’t appear till another 400 years later.