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God Speaks the Promise

1.1 God Speaks First

1.2 Obedience Without Possession

1.3 The Promise in Danger

Discussion 1

God Does What He Said

2.1 At the Appointed Time

2.2 One Line, and a God Who Hears

2.3 Blessed, and Still an Alien

Discussion 2

The Mountain and the Oath

3.1 The Test

3.2 God Will Provide

3.3 By Myself I Have Sworn

Discussion 3

The Promise Brought Home

4.1 The Seed and the Nations

4.2 One Abraham, Two Letters

4.3 A Better Place

Discussion 4

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Many people know Abraham as the man who was asked to give up his son, or as a hero of faith. Read Genesis 12 and 21 to 22 whole: God's call and promise to bless all the peoples on earth, how He kept it through barrenness, failure and a long wait, the son He gave and kept alive, the oath He swore by Himself, and how the New Testament says the promise comes home in Jesus.

Abraham: A Promise for Every Nation

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