This work claims that in Christ "there is no Greek or Jew...or male or female" and this work was written to people of the titular location to denounce their practice of circumcision.
This work claims that heirs are no different than slaves when they are minors and in the final chapter of this book the author refers to the large size of his own handwriting to affirm it was not written by a scribe. Chapter Four of this book uses Hagar and Sarah as an allegory for two types of covenant. Earlier, this work calls Peter a hypocrite for refusing to dine with Gentiles in James' presence. This work claims that in Christ "there is no Greek or Jew...or male or female" and this work was written to people of the titular location to denounce their practice of circumcision. For 10 points, identify this book of the New Testament in which it is written that Jewish ritual practices are unnecessary for salvation, an epistle of Paul to a region in central Asia Minor.
This work claims that heirs are no different than slaves when they are minors and in the final chapter of this book the author refers to the large size of his own handwriting to affirm it was not written by a scribe.
{Letter} to the {Galatians}