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Genesis 18:12 · BSB
18:12 So she laughed to herself, saying, “After I am worn out and my master is old, will I now have this pleasure?”
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…not fear, it is not passivity, it is hope in God. Sarah's submission flowed from confidence in God, not in Abraham. Peter refers in that section toGenesis 18, verse 12. And if you look back, you'll see it's where Sarah laughed at the idea of having a child by her husband, whom she calls her Lord in their old age.…
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…a simple offhand comment that Sarah makes to Abraham one time in Genesis. Genesis 18, 12. My Lord. And what Peter finds remarkable in that story,Genesis 18, verse 12, is that even in casual situations, Sarah respected Abraham's leadership. And if you follow Abraham's story, he was not always very great. He gave…
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…laughed to herself [she had the same response as Abraham had], saying, “After I have become old, shall I have pleasure, my lord being old also?” (Gen. 18:9–12NASB) The reference to pleasure is to the pleasure of bearing children and having that joy; that's what she's describing there. So she laughed, and…
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