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Genesis 16:13 · BSB
16:13 So Hagar gave this name to the LORD who had spoken to her: “You are the God who sees me,” for she said, “Here I have seen the One who sees me!”
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…try to cover up the sins of the main characters, but instead it reveals more to us about the God whom we worship. So let's read together fromGenesis chapter 16. Now, Sarai, Abram's wife, had borne him no children. But she had an Egyptian slave named Hagar. So she said to Abram, the Lord has kept me from…
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…Lamech, the man and woman and one flesh relationship suddenly becomes a man and two women. And that's not where it stops. We find another issue inGenesis chapter 16, as well as in Genesis 21, with Abraham and Sarah and their servant Hagar. Because of Sarah's barrenness, Sarah suggests that Abraham take Hagar,…
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…impossible to you, would you trust him? Can God do what appears to be impossible when it comes to human reason? When we closed out our study ofGenesis chapter 16, Abram and Sarai were 86 and 76 years old, respectively, yet God had still promised them a son plus innumerable descendants. How did the couple…
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We study through books of the Bible here at the Village Chapel, and it's my honor to be leading us throughGenesis chapter 16today. I'll remind you that Genesis means beginnings, and this book goes all the way back to the beginning. And it uh while not an explanation for…
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So this evening we want to turn back toGenesis chapter 16. There's a very famous song, an Irving Berlin song that was made famous by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and I think also by Nat King Cole and…
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…as time passes in the story in Genesis, Abraham and Sarah are old and getting older, and Sarah can't have children. And so we get to this point inGenesis chapter 16, where Sarah comes up with a new plan. She says to Abraham, I can't have children, so why don't you take my slave woman, Hagar, and start a family…
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…with God is to some degree determined by the names that you use on his behalf. If you have scripture with you, uh, I'd love for you to turn toGenesis chapter 16, and we're gonna read, frankly, one of the stranger stories in the Bible. Uh there are many reasons for underlining that phrase. It's one of the…
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…this is how Jesus and other New Testament writers quote the Old Testament. So they want us to look at the Bible carefully, so let's look throughGenesis chapter 16and chapter 21. Before we read that on the screen, I'll just tell you a little bit of backstory of what led up to these passages. So in Genesis…
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