Why is Paul so angry with the Galatians? Why does Paul think their actions put them under God's curse?

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The Answer is Unlike almost all of Paul's other letters, the letter to the Galatians does not begin with a thanksgiving. Paul's letter to Galatia is a stinging reprimand of their behavior. After Paul left Galatia, a group of missionaries arrived who preached that it was necessary to follow the Jewish Law. In direct opposition to Paul's teachings, the men in the congregation accepted the rite of circumcision. According to Paul, these actions were not simply unnecessary; they were unacceptable. By participating in this Jewish rite, the Galatians displayed a lack of belief in the salvation offered by Jesus. Paul's principle message was that the Galatians were erroneously seeking justification by the works of the Law instead of through belief in Christ.

Why Is Paul So Angry with the Galatians? Why Does