Saturday, January 26, 2013

Genesis 20 - 21; Lesson 17

Chuck's study this week:

Lesson     17

Passage Genesis 20-21


Content (List of Topics or Events)
Description Abraham relationship with Sarah causes Abimeleck problems (Genesis 20:1-18)
a. The relationship lie (1-2)
b. The Abimeleck dream (3-7)
c. The truth challenge of Abraham (8-13)
d. Abimeleck  generous gifts to Abraham (14-18)

Abraham two sons – Isaac promise; Ishmael assurance (Genesis 21:1-21)
a. Isaac born and circumcised (1-7)
b. Hagar mocks Isaac festivities and Sarah separation (8-10)
c. Abraham distress and God’s assurance for Ishmael (11-13)
d. Hagar sent away (14) e. God intervenes and protects Hagar and Ishmael (15-20)

Abraham a man of demonstrated faith blesses Abimeleck  (Genesis 21:22-34)
a. Abimeleck recognizes Abraham blessing and requests kindness (22-24)
b. Abimeleck accepts Abraham claim for well (25-30)
c. Treaty of Beersheba (31-34)



Divisions (Main Blocks of Thought)
Division
Scripture
Description Abraham relationship with Sarah causes Abimeleck problems
Genesis 20:1-18
Abraham two sons – Isaac promise; Ishmael assurance
Genesis 21:1-21
Abraham a man of demonstrated faith blesses Abimeleck
Genesis 21:22-34
   

Subject Sentence (Summarizes the contents of the Divisions – No more than 10 words)
Abraham lie brings Abimeleck problems, Isaac birth separation, faith promise
Aim (Main Teaching Point of the Passage)
To Learn that God desires pure honest demonstration of faith and our walk reflects our relationships with Him to the world.
Specific Application Questions

1.       Where are we not being completely honest?

2.       Sin has no place in God’s plan; where are we allowing sin to interfere with His plan for us?

3.       Does your faith show?  How is it seen where you live?

4.        
Principles to Remember

God wants honest faith in Him

Sin brings separation from God

We are a gift of faith to our friends and family



1 comment:

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