Articles focus on the life of Abraham.
Genesis 14 Five kings/kingdoms wanted to be free from the dominion of Chedorlaomer, so a war ensued. For twelve years, Bera, king of Sodom; Birsha, king of Gomorrah; Shinab, king of Admah; Shemeber, king of Zeboiim, and Zoar, king of Bela; served Chedorlaomer. In the thirteenth year they joined together in the ‘vale of Siddim, …
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Genesis 13 Background In the years since God called Abram to leave his home in Ur of the Chaldees, and begin living a nomadic life in the promised land of Canaan both Abram and his nephew, Lot, had accumulated wealth, possessions and a large amount of livestock. Part of this prosperity was due to a sojourn …
Abraham’s Witness to a Vile Nation The plagues that came upon Canaan because of their vile pagan worship practices which included: Examining the entrails of birds and animals for omens Consulting the dead: mediums and spiritist, which were angels that fell with Lucifer now called demons Sacrificing their children, by making the walk through the …
Sarah’s Call Abraham brought his wife, Sarah, with him. The call suggests that Sarah was part of God’s call to Abraham, that God called them as a couple. Sarah was to be the mother (and grandmother) of the people who would bless the entire world. She definitely was a key part of God’s plan for …
Was Abraham a Jew? Many would say that he was. The truth is, he was not…Abraham was not a Jew. At that time there were no Jews. However, Abraham was a Hebrew. Jews are descendants from the tribe of Judah, and Judah had not been born yet. Abraham and Sarah were still waiting for the …
Genesis 12 – Abraham’s Call, Part 1 Abram Knew God There are those who say that Noah and Abraham’s life overlapped by 58 years, and some even go as far to say that the two lived among each other for 39 of those years. This is not confirmed by the Bible, but sourced by extra-biblical …
