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Genesis 15:8 · BSB
15:8 But Abram replied, “Lord GOD, how can I know that I will possess it?”
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…parts that I want you to recognize. Number one, God promised a land to the descendants of Abraham. This promise is explained more completely inGenesis chapter 15. We're not going to look at it in detail, but recognize that in Genesis chapter 15, the boundaries of the land that God said he would give to…
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…He is not like us. Is there anyone in this life whose word we can fully trust? The God of the Bible is good for his word. That is the message ofGenesis chapter 15. Standing on the promises of Christ my King, through eternal ages let his praises ring. Glory in the highest I will shout and sing, standing on the…
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…the path of Jesus. We will come back to this story a little later on. Tonight, we're continuing our series in Genesis. We're going to read fromGenesis chapter 15. And it is about God's covenant promise to Abram. We will look at three aspects of this covenant. First, what is this covenant about? What is in…
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…uh an example here. He takes the example of real faith of Abraham. And uh we won't take the time to go into all of this, but Genesis chapter 12,Genesis chapter 15, Genesis chapter 22, that Abraham is the consummate example of a real believer in the Old Testament. A real believer. He was called from Ur of the…
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…Israel. And with his sons, do we only start to think about a nation of God's own people? And why that is so noteworthy can be found in the book ofGenesis, chapter 15. I am going to look there. Genesis, chapter 15, verses 4 through 6. You can read along if you want. I'm going to read it. Starting in verse 4. And…
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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.Genesis chapter 15. We will be looking at Exodus and Leviticus, but we will be starting off in Genesis 15. So get your Bibles at the ready. Genesis 15. You'll see by…
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…in your actions, not merely your words and assenting the right doctrines. So let's look at these two examples. God had promised Abraham an heir. InGenesis chapter 15God had promised a son from Abraham's own body who would be his heir through whom God's great promises to Abraham would carry forward. In Genesis…
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…be a usual instruction by God, but actually God is linking this back, what's about to happen, to something that happened many, many years ago. InGenesis chapter 15, in verse 14, we read this, when God's speaking to Abraham, the father of the Israel nation, he says, I will punish the nation they serve as slaves…
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…sermon itself. So I would like you to invite you to go ahead and turn ahead of time in your Bibles to the Old Testament, to the book of Genesis,Genesis chapter 15. While you're turning there, I'd like to ask a question. What goes through your mind when you learn that a well-known believer, maybe some famous…
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…God is essential to faith. Believing God is essential to faith. Now, if you've got your Bible, stay in Romans 4, but turn back to the left toGenesis chapter 15. I want you to see what he's talking about. Remember last week we talked about our last core value of blessing, and we read in Genesis 12 where God…
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…had lived in rebellion against God, had destroyed other people, had ruined people. Keep your finger there in Deuteronomy 7 and flick back toGenesis chapter 15. Genesis chapter 15. In Genesis 15, we read about God's initial promise to his people about the good land, the promised land, the beautiful land…
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…in chapter seven and we're going to deal with it fully then. But it is something that we don't want to overlook just now. So can we just go back toGenesis chapter 15just to help us out here. Genesis chapter 15 and verse 16. This is where the original promise was first given to Abraham about going into the…
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…in a rebellious and a wicked world. Now before we get stuck into chapter 7, let me just show you how this is true. First of all, just go back toGenesis chapter 15. Genesis chapter 15 verse 16. The context here is God has given his promises to Abraham. He's promised to Abraham that he's going to become a great…
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…to deal with the nations. As Israel moved towards the promised land, so God was beginning to confront the nations with who he is. Look back toGenesis chapter 15. Genesis chapter 15. In that chapter we read about God giving promises to Abraham about the land, about him becoming a great nation. But he also…
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…to boast about. In other words, God, I've obeyed you, so you owe me. But not before God. What does the scripture say? This is a quote fromGenesis chapter 15. It says, Abraham believed God and it was credited to him as righteousness. So there's a very straightforward question here. What did Abraham do to…
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