True believers must stand against false brethren and false gospels

Series Galatians

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Paul's Jerusalem journey (vs. 1-2a)
Paul's behavior in Jerusalem (vs. 2b-10)
a. Communicates the gospel privately (vs. 2).
b. Titus accepted as uncircumcised (vs. 3).
c. Handling of the false brethren (vs. 4-5).
d. Paul's equality as an apostle with Peter, James and John (vs. 6-10)
Implications for us today:
a. Paul recognized them as false brethren (vs. 4).
b. Paul's group refused to subject/submit themselves to it (vs. 5).
c. From Acts 15, we realize that problems can be solved by allowing the Scriptures to speak and God's office-bearers to do their work.