In this detailed examination of Galatians 2, Levi Yoder gives us a firm biblical foundation for our fellowship. As he looks at the incident in the early church recorded in Acts 14 and 15, Levi makes it clear that, in the same way that the Gentiles did not have to become Jews in order to be saved, we too can find true fellowship in simply placing our faith in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He then challenges us to examine our beliefs and practices to see if the apostle Paul would be able to extend to us The Right Hand of Fellowship. (24 pages)