Blessed With Faithful Abraham
Re-looking at the promises with the perspective of the foreshadowing hid within, and the blessing of escaping sin nature
Classes
Class 1: Exceeding great and precious promises.mp3
The class explores the seven promises made to Abraham, emphasizing their progressive nature and their application to the Christian life. It highlights the importance of faith and justification through God's work in turning believers away from iniquity.
Class 2: He counted it to him for righteousness.mp3
The class explores Genesis 15, focusing on Abraham's faith and justification through God's promises. It discusses Abraham's rejection of the king of Sodom's offer and God's subsequent assurance of protection and reward, emphasizing the theme of faith leading to righteousness.
Class 3: A father of many nations have I made thee.mp3
The class explores God's covenant with Abraham, emphasizing the importance of faith and the divine promise of a multitude of nations. It highlights Abraham's journey, including his circumcision and Sarah's faith development, culminating in the birth of Isaac.
Class 4: Is anything too hard for Yahweh.mp3
The class explores God's interaction with Abraham and Sarah, focusing on divine intervention to strengthen Sarah's faith and prepare her for Isaac's birth. It emphasizes God's ability to accomplish His purposes, even through judgment, and encourages faith and trust in God's promises.
Class 5: The parable of Gen 21to26.mp3
The class explores the allegorical significance of Genesis 21-26, focusing on Abraham, Isaac, and Ishmael as types of Christ and the ecclesia. It emphasizes the contrast between natural Israel and spiritual Israel, highlighting themes of faith, salvation, and the ultimate triumph of the spiritual over the natural.
Class 6: They Went Both of them Together.mp3
The class explores Genesis 22, focusing on Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac as a type of Christ's sacrifice. It emphasizes the unity and obedience between Abraham and Isaac, highlighting the divine purpose and foreshadowing of Christ's work.