<p>5:21 <i>E</i><i>nvyings, drunkenness, revellings and such like. Of which I forewarn you now, even as I did </i><i>previously forewarn you</i>- This would imply that Paul's earlier teaching of the Galatians included sober warnings about the list of moral issues contained here.</p><p><i>That they who practise such things shall not inherit</i> <i>the kingdom of God- </i>The question was how to inherit the Kingdom, and Paul has been reasoning that the Law offered no inheritance; but the promises to Abraham did. And yet those who live in sin shall not inherit the Kingdom. The implication seemed to be that the Law and trusting in it actually leads to behaviour which will exclude from the Kingdom. And this fits with Paul's earlier argument in Galatians 3, that the Law was given in order to magnify sin and lead sincere people to abandon it for faith in Christ as the seed of Abraham.</p>