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Galatians 2:10
11/4/2026
All they asked was that we continue to remember the poor, the very thing I was eager to do.
After fourteen years of independent ministry, God had prompted Paul to go to Jerusalem and to fellowship with Peter and the other leaders who had all that time been ministering in Jerusalem. People outside of leadership had wondered if the message of all these leaders was the same. Paul reassures the Galatians that there was no difference at all in the message they were presenting. Paul was more directed to Gentiles, and Peter more to Jews, but they preached the same Gospel. And their heart-concern for the poor was exactly the same. Paul was not willing to contribute to building a hierarchy of leadership within the church. He would not so much as acknowledge authority in the leaders. For Paul, the head of the church would ever be Jesus.