1. According to Galatians 3:24, what does Paul use as an analogy for the law’s temporary role? (Choose one answer) 

2. Paul emphasizes that the promise made to Abraham was fulfilled through: (Choose one answer) 

3. What was the law’s primary purpose according to Galatians 3:19? (Choose one answer) 

4. In Galatians 3:24-25, Paul says that once faith in Christ has come, believers are: (Choose one answer) 

5. According to Galatians 3:28, which of the following distinctions does Paul say no longer matter in Christ? (Choose one answer) 

6. Paul argues that the law is opposed to the promises of God.

7. Paul teaches that, in Christ, believers are no longer heirs to Abraham’s promise.

8. The law was given 430 years after the covenant with Abraham and did not cancel the original promise.

9. According to Paul, righteousness comes by perfectly keeping the law

10. In Galatians, Paul insists that both Jews and Gentiles are equally heirs to the promise through faith in Christ.

11. How does Paul argue that the promise made to Abraham remains valid despite the introduction of the law? (Choose more than one answer)

  A. The promise was dependent on following the law given to Moses.
 B. The promise to Abraham was based on faith and grace, not on the law.
 C. The law and the promise work together equally for salvation.
 D. The promise was fulfilled in Christ, making it independent of the law.

12. In what ways does Paul say that unity in Christ breaks down divisions in society? (Choose more than one answer) 

  A. Unity in Christ makes everyone follow the same rules and customs.
  B. Ethnic, social, and gender divisions no longer define a person's worth.
  C. Christ removes the barriers that traditionally separated people.
  D. Social classes are still important in the church, but less so than before. 

13. What is the significance of Christ being referred to as the "Seed" in Paul’s explanation of the promise? (Choose more than one answer)

 A. Christ is the only descendant through whom God’s promise was fulfilled.
 B. The term "Seed" refers to all of Abraham's physical descendants.
 C. Christ fulfilled the promise of blessings to all nations through Abraham.
 D. The promise was meant to be fulfilled by multiple descendants of Abraham.

14. What does Paul say is the role of the law now that Christ has come? (Choose more than one answer)

 A. The law is completely irrelevant after the coming of Christ.
 B. The law no longer functions as the means to achieve righteousness or salvation.
 C. The law still serves as a guide for living a holy life.
 D. Believers must still follow the law to be justified before God.