Abraham: I Will Shew You A Land
Five excellent studies considering the exemplary life and wonderful promises to Abraham, based around the 2015 Bible School theme: "Come apart and rest a while"
Classes
Class 1: He that cometh to God
The class explores Abraham's journey of faith and obedience as described in Genesis 12, emphasizing his willingness to follow God's call without knowing his destination. It highlights Abraham's separation from worldly ambitions and his focus on God's promises, setting a pattern for believers' walk of faith.
Class 2: A Rewarder of them that diligently seek Him
The class explores the significance of Isaac in Abraham's life, emphasizing the importance of faith and the fulfillment of God's promises. It highlights how Isaac's birth through faith contrasts with the challenges of daily life and habitual sins, illustrating the principle that true descendants of Abraham are those born of God's word.
Class 3: Your father Abraham rejoiced...
Abraham is revealed as the friend of God through his deep relationship with the divine, exemplified by his hospitality toward the angels in Genesis 18 and his intercession for Sodom. His willingness to sacrifice Isaac demonstrates the full measure of faith matured over a lifetime of obedience.
Class 4: The friend of God
The class discusses Genesis chapter 17, focusing on God's covenant with Abraham and the importance of circumcision as a sign of the covenant. It also draws parallels to Colossians, emphasizing the need to walk in faith and not be bound by legalistic practices.
Class 5: In Isaac shall thy seed be called
The class explores Abraham's faith and separation from the world, focusing on his interactions with Lot and the kings of Sodom and Salem. It emphasizes the importance of choosing faith over sight and aligning oneself with God's purposes.