There was intense conflict among the believers in Galatia, as described by Paul using strong language like “biting,” “devouring,” and “destroying.” This conflict serves as a reminder that our most significant wounds may come from those within the faith community, similar to how Jesus was betrayed by His closest disciples in His time of need. Paul, having once persecuted Christians himself, emphasizes that true freedom in Christ should lead to serving and uplifting one another rather than infighting. He urges believers to communicate carefully and avoid letting minor issues escalate into significant conflicts that damage relationships, community, and the church’s overall witness. The call is to embody love, as Jesus intended, rather than creating barriers among each other.
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