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Tonight we are going to talk about one of, if not the central, figure before Jesus in the Bible.
Abraham.
He is considered the father of Israel.
He and God had a very special and unique relationship.
If you ever want to read the whole thing, it is in Genesis 12-25.
We are going to talk about a specific part of Abrahams story that I think sums up his life really well.
Abraham has left his family and his home town.
All he has ever known.
He is now going on an adventure with a God he trusts but barely knows.
Lets see a couple of the things the Bible says about Abraham.
Abraham was a stud.
He was willing to do whatever God asked him, even though his relationship with God was new.
In fact, it was so new he hadn’t really seen a lot of people in a right relationship with God.
But, there was another side to Abraham.
Pretty bad right?
But we all mess up and make mistakes.
The key is to not make the same mistake twice, right?
I’m sorry what?
That’s twice!
And in between those, God makes a covenant with Abraham that He will make Abraham the father of many nations.
That Abrahams descendants with be oppressed for 400 yrs, but they will multiply and return to this land and it will be their inheritance.
How many second chances have you gotten and messed up?
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