I will be leading a book study at church this fall, and I am 90+% certain I'm doing Galatians, one chapter at a time, then something from the next 3 books for the second half of the class. I do almost as well on the fly as I do with careful planning,* so leaving that open is not a problem, but an adventure. In my initial browsing, following a rather obscure trail I am unlikely to feature much in the class, I ran across this by NT Wright, which impressed me greatly.
I had liked Wright before, but I have noticed previously that you get really excited about an author when you are looking for an answer, and his is on the top shelf.
*Actually, that is unknown. I've never done careful planning.
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"...I do almost as well on the fly as I do with careful planning"
*snork. *snicker.
on the fly is your plan.
A base calumny, circulated by my enemies.
Luther's commentary on Galatians is a legendary must read.
Caution. Luther has a sharp tongue.
http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/wittenberg/luther/gal/web/gal1-01.html
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