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Abraham
Study →Originally Abram, renamed by God to mean 'father of a multitude,' representing the covenant recipient and heir of the promises.
Originally Abram, renamed by God to mean 'father of a multitude,' representing the covenant recipient and heir of the promises.
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Abraham
Study →Originally named Abram (exalted father), renamed by God to Abraham (father of a multitude); he is the father of faith, patriarch of the chosen people, and the channel of blessing to all nations.
Originally named Abram (exalted father), renamed by God to Abraham (father of a multitude); he is the father of faith, patriarch of the chosen people, and the channel of blessing to all nations.
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Abraham (Name Change)
Study →Originally Abram ('exalted father'), God renamed him Abraham ('father of a multitude of nations'), sealing the covenant promise through his very identity.
Originally Abram ('exalted father'), God renamed him Abraham ('father of a multitude of nations'), sealing the covenant promise through his very identity.
Shechem/Hebron
Abram/Abraham
Study →Patriarch called by God from Ur to Canaan; God promised to make him a great nation and bless all families through him. Abraham is the father of faith, revered in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Patriarch called by God from Ur to Canaan; God promised to make him a great nation and bless all families through him. Abraham is the father of faith, revered in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Blessing of Abraham
Study →The covenantal blessing God promised to Abraham and his offspring, including land, descendants, and universal blessing.
The covenantal blessing God promised to Abraham and his offspring, including land, descendants, and universal blessing.
God of Abraham
Study →God's self-disclosure as the covenant-keeping God who identifies Himself by the patriarchs, confirming His eternal covenant promises to the elect.
God's self-disclosure as the covenant-keeping God who identifies Himself by the patriarchs, confirming His eternal covenant promises to the elect.
Mt. Sinai
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