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Genesis 12:17 · BSB
12:17 The LORD, however, afflicted Pharaoh and his household with severe plagues because of Abram’s wife Sarai.
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…not develop or or form by political ambition, not even military conquest. Okay? Uh Israel existed because God called them into existence. Look atGenesis chapter 12. This this gives us right here the opening part in Genesis 12:es 1 through3. Now the Lord had said to Abram, "Get out of your country, from your…
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…again after the story of the flood and God promised he wouldn't destroy the world again like he had. But then God continued his journey. InGenesis chapter 12, verse one to three, we have the story where God's started the program or the the the journey of saving humankind by grace through faith. Genesis…
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…Now, one of the interesting things about this is that this call, this command of God, is fairly similar to the first one that God gave him inGenesis chapter 12. In Genesis chapter 12, we read these words in verse 1. Now the Lord said to Abraham, go forth from your country and from your relatives and from…
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…is the Son of David. Jesus is the one you've been looking for. Abraham. Abraham was the one who was given the initial promise to the nation inGenesis chapter 12. I will bless you so that you will bless the nations. Go out. Go tell the whole world about me. Through you. I'm going to bless the world. It's the…
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…was. He is the Christ, the Savior. We see that he comes from the line of Abraham. Why is this important? Because it was prophesied that he would inGenesis chapter 12, God in a conversation and promise to Abraham says this in verse three. I will bless those who bless you and whoever curses you I will curse and…
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…From that point on, we begin to see the plan revealed more and more of the plan revealed as time goes along. For example, God meets with Abraham inGenesis chapter 12, and he tells them that he's going to make a great nation through him, that he's going to bless all people one day through him. And then he begins…
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…intent to gather a people for himself who will obey his commands and honor his name and display his glory. And of course, then we fast forward toGenesis chapter 12when Yahweh calls Abram out of Mesopotamia and calls him into a promised land of his choosing. And Abram, we're told, will not only be the founder…
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…Abraham. That's a reference to some promises that were made back in the book of Genesis to Abraham, between God and Abram, Abram and Abraham.Genesis chapter 12. We read that now the Lord said to Abram, Go from your country and your kindred and your father's house to the land, that I will show you, and I…
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…the Jews, right? He came as Israel's Messiah, but he also came to save the Gentiles. And this was always his plan when he made a covenant back inGenesis chapter 12with Abraham. He didn't say, Abraham, through your family, your nation's gonna be blessed. He said, No, through your offspring, messianic prophecy,…
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…fathers, her forefathers. First among them, of course, is a man named Abraham, Father Abraham. What's she talking about? Well, she's referring toGenesis chapter 12when she says he spoke to our forefathers. Genesis chapter 12 verse 3. What did God say? He said at the end of his words that in you, Abraham, all…
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…instead of ashes. The oil of joy instead of mourning. And a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair. That is good news. That is jubilee.Genesis chapter 12says this. I will bless you and you will be a blessing. God gave Isaiah this powerful role hearkening back to that year of jubilee to proclaim the…
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…And he was the father of the Jewish nation, the covenant people of God. And he was the recipient of some amazing promises from God. So we know fromGenesis chapter 12that God gave Abraham the promise of a land. He gave Abraham the promise of countless descendants. But he also gave Abraham the promise to send one…
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…promise made to the fathers, that is the patriarchs of Israel, and specifically Abraham. God initially makes a covenant with Abraham way back inGenesis chapter 12, but it's not until 10 chapters later in Genesis 22 and you start to see how much Old Testament is marbled throughout this prayer. It's not until…
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…uh, that it's very deeply Jewish. And, but now all of a sudden it, it throws it open to a whole bigger world. If you just turn in your Bibles toGenesis chapter 12, verses one to three, you'll see what it is that he's referring to, which is going to be really important for the rest of the story. Genesis…
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…take your Bibles and open them up this morning to the book of Genesis, except this morning we're going backwards a little bit. We're going to be inGenesis chapter 12. And then when you found that, if you would hold your place there and then flip also to the New Testament and find Galatians chapter 3, verses 7…
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…and Son of Abraham announces him as the fulfillment of God's covenant grace. Consider the Abrahamic covenant for a moment, a blessing promised inGenesis chapter 12. God promised Abraham a land, He promised him a people, and he promised him a seed through whom all nations would be blessed. We're told that…
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…Okay. So clearly, we have a kind of cyclical return here, a flashback, if you will, to God's promise that sparked this whole story. Remember, inGenesis chapter 12, God tells Abraham to leave his father's house and that he would become a nation to bless all the other nations. And then, in the following…
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…indication, perhaps, a divine judgment. That's how they would look at it. Because Israel's identity was wrapped up in a word given to Abraham inGenesis chapter 12. I will make you a great nation. And if you couldn't perpetuate that as a family, you felt isolated from the promises of your people. And so here…
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…second fear is the fear of loss. The fear of loss. Here's the question. Will what if I get hurt? What if there's pain? What if there's difficulty?Genesis 12, verses 10 through 20. We say Abraham and Sarah take this leap of faith, but what happens immediately after they take the step of faith? A famine hits. Just because you…
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…Lord appeared unto him and said, Go not down into Egypt, well in the land which I shall tell thee of. I don't know that we'll have time today, butGenesis chapter 12, specifically in verse 10, there's a famine in Abraham's time. And what does he do? He runs to Egypt. Isaac, he's tempted to run. Just go to Egypt.…
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