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Genesis 18:1-33
Introduction
The time comes in the history of all places like Sodom when God acts.
Before proceeding against Sodom, God took Abraham into His confidence and revealed to His servant a new type of truth, apocalyptic truth.
That is the truth concerning the impending overthrow of a sinful civilization.
The revelation of that truth was an interesting test of Abraham’s growth in grace and his increase in the knowledge of God.
How does a child of God respond to such a revelation?
Jonah was glad.
Jesus wept.
Abraham prayed!
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Abraham was a Perceptive Man (18:1-8)
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What he saw (18:1-2)
Abraham recognized God’s presence (18:1)
*Matthew 18:20* "For where two or three are gathered together in My name, I am there in the midst of them."
Abraham responded to God’s presence (18:2)
Ø His haste (*he ran*)
Ø His humility (*he bowed*)
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What he did (18:3-8)
He welcomed the Lord.
(18:3-5)
He gave the Lord the best he had to offer.
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