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Scripture Focus: Genesis 12:7; Numbers 13:30In Genesis 12:7, God promised Abraham, “To your descendants, I will give this land.” Thispromise was astounding because Abraham was already in Canaan, a land […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 12:6; Psalm 37:23-24Genesis 12:6 ends with a powerful statement: “So they came to Canaan.” Despite thechallenges, stops, and uncertainties Abraham faced on his journey, he arrived at

Scripture Focus: Genesis 12:2; Galatians 3:14-15In Genesis 12:2, God made incredible promises to Abraham: “I will bless you; I will make yourname great.” These blessings were directly tied to Abraham’s

Scripture Focus: Genesis 12:1-5; Romans 4:20-22After Terah’s death, Abraham continued his journey to Canaan but still brought Lot along,another act of partial obedience. The original instruction was clear: “Leave your

Scripture Focus: Genesis 12:1-4; Acts 7:2-4Genesis 12 begins with God instructing Abram to leave his country, family, and father’s house toa land He would show him. However, Acts 7:2-4 reveals

Scripture Focus: Genesis 12:1-4; Matthew 16:24-25When God called Abraham, He instructed him to leave his father’s house and go to a land Hewould show him. Abraham obeyed, leaving behind his

Scripture Focus: Genesis 11:4; Genesis 12:2In Genesis 11, humanity sought greatness for themselves, declaring, “Let us make a name forourselves.” It was a pursuit rooted in pride and self-reliance, and

Scripture Focus: Genesis 11:5-8; Daniel 4:30-37In Genesis 11, the builders of the Tower of Babel were on the brink of success. God Himselfacknowledged their unity and potential, but their motives

Scripture Focus: Genesis 11:1-9In Genesis 11, the people united to build a tower reaching heaven, an act that seemed harmlesson the surface. However, the foundation was wrong. They neither sought

Scripture Focus: Genesis 10:8-10Nimrod, described in Genesis 10:8-10, was a mighty man, but not in the sense ofrighteousness. His might was rooted in rebellion, as his name implies, and he