Galatians is usually deemed an extraordinarily difficult work to understand and explain by exegetes. These difficulties have given rise to numerous attempts to explain the epistle, and even to accepting interpolations, or declaring the epistle spurious. Some have even been tempted by certain difficulties to ¬view ¬the apostle as an abnormal, hysterical person. Yet its message is clear when properly approached. Dr. Haeuser in this work demostrates its true message by means of its logical thought development and a proper understanding of St. Paul's greek usage. It is indeed an epistle of Grace vs. Law and was written to correct the Galatian Christians who were being subverted into false doctrine by those who had "crept in". Now the reader can understand its elegance and simplicity.