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Galatians in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism

Galatians, ga-la'-_ans (fr. Gk.)-- of or belonging to Galatia. People of Galatia, but here more especially the ones to whom Paul wrote his Epistle to the Galatians. Meta. The thoughts that belong to the Galatia state of consciousness. (See GALATIA.) The assembly of Christians at Galatia, to whom Paul wrote his Epistle, would be thoughts belonging to the Galatia consciousness; the word of Truth (Paul, doing its quickening work in the mind and the body of the individual, is awakening these thoughts to life and to an understanding of the things pertaining to Truth.

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