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Genesis 11:30 · BSB
11:30 But Sarai was barren; she had no children.
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…of you a great nation. Not merely a nation, Abram, but a great nation. And what makes this promise particularly audacious, at least to Abram, is inGenesis chapter 11, verse 30, we learn this about Sarai, Abram's wife. Now Sarai was barren. She had no child. This morning I spoke to a couple sitting right behind where Dan's…
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…children. Indeed, that obstacle has been evident from the very beginning, before God even first called Abram, from the reading that Sean read out,Genesis chapter 11, verse 30, now Sarai was barren, she had no child. So the obstacle of Abram's and Sarai's childlessness has been ever-present throughout their journeying.…
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…Genesis 16, 1, somebody to Genesis 21, I'll have you read 1 through 7, and Judges 13, 2 through 3. Some of these examples, the first one I'll read,Genesis 11, verse 30. Now Sarah, or Sarai, was barren. She had no child. And then somebody can read Genesis 16, verse 1. [2:16]And then Genesis 21, one through seven,…
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…story of Genesis so far. When we first meet her, her whole identity in the story of Genesis is that she is barren. We meet her all the way back inGenesis chapter 11, verse 30, and it goes out of its way to tell us, Now Sarai was barren. She had no child. This is the headline of her life, the ache she probably feels when…
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…than those of the woman who has a husband. You know, when it says childless woman here, it's the same exact word that's used to describe Sarah inGenesis 11:30, when it says she was unable to conceive. Same word. And many believe that Paul is pointing to the second half of verse 27 here as predicting that…
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…land of Canaan; and they went as far as Haran, and settled there. 32 The days of Terah were two hundred and five years; and Terah died in Haran. (Gen 11:27–32NASB) They would have traveled northwest along the Euphrates River. Ur of the Chaldeans is north of the Persian Gulf, northwest of the Persian…
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…before we can understand the beauty of this new hope, we have to understand the darkness of the despair that precedes it. So we're going to readGenesis chapter 11 verses 27 to 32, and this will be the text that our sermon today is anchored out of. Starting in verse 27. Now these are the generations of Tara. Tara fathered…
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…Jesus Christ. It's a growing process. Now look what happens. They go, they leave, they're headed to Canaan. And watch this. And by the way, inGenesis chapter 11, verse 27 through 32, and then Genesis 12, a lot of commentators, this is a tough situ. And if it's really not tough at all. It's really pretty simple if you do a…
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