Title: Chapter 07: Fill-in-the-blank/Short Answer Questions: The Letter of Paul to the Galatians
Course: Engaging the Christian Scriptures Instructor's Manual

Q: Briefly describe the problem with identifying the exact location of the churches to which Paul addresses the letter to the Galatians.
- when Paul was writing, the term “Galatia” was associated both with ethnic Galatians who lived in the northern territory and with a Roman province farther south in Asia Minor (when Paul was writing, the term “Galatia” was associated both with ethnic Galatians who lived in the northern territory and with a Roman province farther south in Asia Minor)

Q: What does it means to be “justified” and how does Paul say a person is justified?
- to be put into a proper covenant relationship with God; through the faith or faithfulness of Jesus Christ (to be put into a proper covenant relationship with God; through the faith or faithfulness of Jesus Christ)

Q: Based upon the letter of Galatians itself, describe the Judaizers and their teaching.
- Jewish Christian missionaries who instructed the Galatian Christians to practice the ritual aspects of Judaism as part of their commitment to Jesus; they probably utilized Jewish Scripture and references to Abraham as support for their teaching; they possibly came from Jerusalem where they had attended the Jerusalem Council and/or had been commissioned by leaders of the Jerusalem congregation (Jewish Christian missionaries who instructed the Galatian Christians to practice the ritual aspects of Judaism as part of their commitment to Jesus; they probably utilized Jewish Scripture and references to Abraham as support for their teaching; they possibly came from Jerusalem where they had attended the Jerusalem Council and/or had been commissioned by leaders of the Jerusalem congregation)