Paul's twofold purpose in writing to the Galatians was first to prove that he was a true apostle,and second
A)to demonstrate the validity of his gospel that faith replaces works of law.
B)to lay down principles of correct behavior.
C)to reprimand those who were falling away from the faith.
D)to commend them for their charity.

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Throughout the letter, Paul argues that salvation comes through faith in Christ and not by observing the law. He defends his apostleship and the gospel message he preached, which emphasizes faith over works. He also counters the false teaching that had crept into the Galatian church, which claimed that gentile believers had to follow Jewish laws and customs in order to be saved.

Paul's Twofold Purpose in Writing to the Galatians Was First