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    God has taken his good old time about fulfilling his covenant with Abraham, the promise that Abraham’s descendants will be numbered like “the stars of the sky and the sand on the seashore.” Abraham is 100 years old and Sarah is 90, and still they are childless. But lo and behold, Sarah becomes pregnant and gives birth to a son, Isaac, through whom the covenant will be fulfilled. With the introduction of a legitimate heir in the family, tensions rise between Abraham and Sarah, Hagar and her son, Ishmael.

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    8. The Birth of Isaac (Genesis 20: 1 – 21: 22)

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    The Birth of Isaac (Genesis 20: 1 - 21: 22)

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    God has taken his good old time about fulfilling his covenant with Abraham, the promise that Abraham’s descendants will be numbered like “the stars of the sky and the sand on the seashore.” Abraham is 100 years old and Sarah is 90, and still they are childless. But lo and behold, Sarah becomes pregnant and gives birth to a son, Isaac, through whom the covenant will be fulfilled. With the introduction of a legitimate heir in the family, tensions rise between Abraham and Sarah, Hagar and her son, Ishmael.

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    Lesson #8 The Birth of Isaac (20: 1 21: 22)

    1. This theophony illustrates the increasing intimacy between Abraham and God
    1. Abraham acts as host 2. God speaks to Abraham face to face, sharing a meal with him 3. Abraham boldly steps forward and questions Gods decision to destroy Sodom

    1. In the Flood story of Genesis 6-9


    1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. Humanity had become totally corrupt (All the thoughts of all people were only evil all the time, Genesis 6: 5) God destroys all life on earth, sparing only Noah and his sons Humanity gains a second chance through Noahs sons The narrative ends with the Tower of Babel The people of the plain had become totally corrupt God destroys all life in the cities on the plain, sparing only Lot and his daughters The people of the plain gain a second chance through Lots daughters The narrative ends with the Moabites and Ammonites.

    2. In the Destruction of Sodom story of Genesis 18-19

    A Prelude to Property (20: 1-18) B The Birth of Isaac (21: 1-21) A Acquisition of Property (21: 22-34)

    1. Abraham is a very wealthy man, a tribal warlord with 318 armed retainers at his disposal (Genesis 14: 14). 2. Kadesh is the largest oasis in the Negeb. 3. Abraham settles midway between Kadesh and Shur (the road to Egypt, the Via Maris) near Gerar.
    1. Gerar is a royal Canaanite city that later becomes one of five fortified Philistine cities controlling the Via Maris, cities that David will ultimately control as he forges Israel into a united monarchy).

    . Photography by Ana Maria Vargas

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

    What are Abrahams motives for telling Abimelech that Sarah is his sister? Are they the same motives he had with Pharaoh in Egypt? Why do Abraham and Sarah name their son Isaac? How do Abraham and Sarah differ in their attitudes toward Hagar? Why does Abraham send Hagar and Ishmael away . . . and what are the consequences? What is the significance of the oath that Abraham and Abimelech take concerning the well that Abraham had dug in the Negeb?

    Copyright 2013 by William C. Creasy


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