Genesis 12 - The Most High called a Babylonian out of his world to be set apart and follow his ways, and brought him to a place that He would provide. Folks tend to forget that Abraham was not a Jew, and that God's invitations and covenants have always been open to all who would follow him, be his family, walk in his ways. This pattern will come up again and again. - jeffrey
...did you know that Malki-Tzedek (Melchizedek) was a title for the king of Jerusalem, and not his name? Like Pharaoh in Egypt and Abimelech in Canaan... - jeffrey
Genesis 12 - The Most High called a Babylonian out of his world to be set apart and follow his ways, and brought him to a place that He would provide. Folks tend to forget that Abraham was not a Jew, and that God's invitations and covenants have always been open to all who would follow him, be his family, walk in his ways. This pattern will come up again and again.
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...did you know that Malki-Tzedek (Melchizedek) was a title for the king of Jerusalem, and not his name? Like Pharaoh in Egypt and Abimelech in Canaan...
ReplyDelete- jeffrey