Another interesting lesson we can learn from God’s mode of operation, as seen in this passage and many others like it, is that He regularly consults His council before making a major move or undertaking an important endeavor.
There was no record that Abraham resented Lot in any way or rubbed it in that he was the one who made him, as some in his shoes would have relentlessly done. He remained his largehearted and accommodating self throughout their relationship. He was not a me-and-my-family-alone man.
From all indications, she was a paragon of beauty, and her beauty was not just in outward appearance alone; she was also beautiful inside. Moreover, her beauty was a leeway that paved the way for her family to be accepted in Egypt…
Men in the Bible: A Man of Ambition and Adventure – The man in the Bible we shall consider today is Terah, the father of Abraham. Terah was a man of great ambition and an unusual knack for adventure
Our reference passage today provides us with another attribute of God. He assures and reassures His anointed about His good plans and intentions for them, so that they do not lose hope and give in to depression. He is a reassuring God.
Yesterday, we saw him as an example of someone not worthy of emulation, because although he was wealthy, he was unwise; he was rich yet dumb. Today, we will also highlight some other sides of his character flaws. He can also, at best, be described as impetuous and impudent.
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