Gênesis 12

Gênesis 12

Genesis 11 Genesis 13 Genesis 12:1 Commentary Genesis 12:2 Commentary Genesis 12:3 Commentary Genesis 12:4 Commentary Genesis 12:5 Commentary Genesis 12:6 Commentary Genesis 12:7 Commentary Genesis 12:8 Commentary Genesis 12:9 Commentary Genesis 12:10 Commentary Genesis 12:11 Commentary Genesis 12:12 Commentary Genesis 12:13 Commentary Genesis 12:14 Commentary Genesis 12:15 Commentary Genesis 12:16 Commentary Genesis 12:17 Commentary Genesis 12:18 Commentary Genesis 12:19 Commentary Genesis 12:20 Commentary Abraham believed God (Gal 3:6+, Ge 15:5,6+) John Phillips Outline - Borrow Exploring Genesis The Progenitor: Abraham Ge 12:1–25:18 1. The Path of Faith (Ge 12:1–20) 1. Abram Believing (Ge 12:1–9) 1. Finding the Path of Faith (Ge 12:1–4) 1. A Statement of Faith (Ge 12:1–3) 2. A Step of Faith (Ge 12:4) 2. Following the Path of Faith (Ge 12:5–8) 1. Abram Witnessing (Ge 12:5) 2. Abram Walking (Ge 12:6a) 3. Abram Waiting (Ge 12:6b–7) 4. Abram Worshiping (Ge 12:8) 3. Forsaking the Path of Faith (Ge 12:9) 2. Abram Backsliding (Ge 12:10–20) 1. Famine (Ge 12:10) 2. Foreboding (Ge 12:11–12) 3. Falsehood (Ge 12:13) 4. Frustration (Ge 12:14–15) 5. Flattery (Ge 12:16) 6. Failure (Ge 12:17–20) Genesis 12:1 Now the LORD said to Abram, "Go forth from your country, And from your relatives And from your father's house, To the land which I will show you; had (KJV): Ge 11:31,32 15:7 Ne 9:7 Isa 41:9 51:2 Eze 33:24 Get (KJV): Jos 24:2,3 Ps 45:10,11 Lu 14:26-33 Ac 7:2-6 2Co 6:17 Heb 11:8+ Rev 18:4 Genesis 12 Resources - Multiple commentaries, sermons, devotionals Genesis 12:1-3 Great Privilege, Great Responsibility - Steven Cole Genesis 12:1-9 The Evidence of Saving Faith - Allen Ross Sermons on Genesis 12 Genesis 12 - When Your Faith Fails (scroll down to page 510 for first of 3 sermons on this topic) - Adrian Rogers (mp3 only) Septuagint - kai eipen kurios to Abram exelthe (aorist imperative: go forth from) ek tes ges sou kai ek tes suggeneias (family) sou kai ek tou oikou tou patros sou eis ten gen he an soi deixo (deiknumi: 1SAAS: Heb 8:5, Rev 4:1) GOD'S CALLS ABRAM TO A LIFE OF SEPARATION God' Plan in the Scripture could be summarized as "creation, fall, redemption, restoration." Genesis 1-11 deals with creation and the fall. Genesis 12-50 deals with redemption. The word watershed is used to describe an event that causes an important change to take place. Genesis 12 is the watershed chapter of the entire Bible, a chapter that marks a crucial dividing line in how God deals with mankind. It marks the turning point in God's story of Redemption, for beginning in Genesis 12 we see God choose a man (Abram) and then a nation (Israel) from which will come the Redeemer of the world. It is a chapter which shouts "Grace" and eternal to mankind who desires eternal destruction. And so it behooves us to meditate deeply and gratefully on the truths in Genesis 12. Robert