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The study aims to clarify the interpretation of Galatians 1-5, asserting it does not advocate for the abolition of Torah.

March 18, 2026Open Access

Galatians 1–5 as a Conflict over Covenant Standing, Not Torah Abolition

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ØMørjan myhre

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Argues that Galatians 1-5 reveals a conflict over covenant standing rather than suggesting Torah abolition, highlighting key theological implications.

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The study aims to clarify the interpretation of Galatians 1-5, asserting it does not advocate for the abolition of Torah.
Analyzed the text of Galatians as a coherent conflict-letter.
Examined key phrases and their meanings in the context of Torah.
Discussed references to Deuteronomy and their implications for covenant understanding.
Demonstrates that Paul does not attack Torah but critiques misuse of covenant language.
Identifies a perverted gospel under anathema related to men-pleasing.
Shows that being 'not under law' does not imply a lack of moral guidelines.

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ørjan myhre (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba44154e9516ffd37a6023 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19055823

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Implication

Argues that Galatians 1-5 reveals a conflict over covenant standing rather than suggesting Torah abolition, highlighting key theological implications.