Paul's Letter to the Galatians

"The Letter of Paul to the Galatians" was written to the churches of Galatians, and shows Paul's conflict with the other missionaries regarding whether gentile converts should have to perform the ceremonial practices of the Old Testament. Paul writes to persuade the Galatians in his letter, in a passionate and almost angry approach and criticizes those who are teaching in this false way. He declares that he has the authority of a true apostle, and …

…practices of the Old Testament, like circumcision. However it means to put into use the fruits of God's Holy Spirit. This involves according to what Paul has written in his letter love, peace, joy, faith, and etc. (Galatians 5:22-23). When one begins to apply these practices into use to glorify Christ in heaven, then he or she will truly know what real liberty in Christ means and he or she will be justified by faith.