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-Abraham Journey
-This map shows the journey that Abraham took from the Ur of the Chaldeans to when he finally made his home in the region of Cana.
-Abraham was the “father of the Israelites” and they called themselves “the children of Abraham” see Isaiah 51:2; and Ezekiel 33:24).
-God was called “the God of Abraham.”
-The faith of Abraham
-a. Abraham worshiped God (monotheistic worship), when polytheistic worship was widely practiced by those of his day (Joshua 24:3).
-b. Abraham was Chosen by God (Nehemiah 9:7); redeemed by God (Isaiah 29:22); and blessed by God (Micah 7:20).
-c. In the New Testament, the faith of Abraham is applied to those who trust in the New Covenant. As Abraham took an oath (Luke 1:73), he was d. Abraham was a recipient of mercy (Luke 1:54), the covenant (Acts 3:25); the promise (Romans 4:13); and the blessing of grace (Galatians 3:14).
-e. Abraham’s faith was a saving faith, trusting in God for salvation (Hebrews 11:8-19).
-The main cities along Abraham’s Journey are:
-a. Ur (Genesis 11:31, Acts 7:2-4)
-b. Babylon (city on route)
-c. Haran (Genesis 12:1-4, Acts 7:4)
-d. Carchemish (along the route)
-e. Hamath (along the route)
-f. Damascus (Genesis 15:2, with Eliezer of Damascus)
-g. Shechem (reviewing the journey, Genesis 12:6)
-h. Jerusalem (region, along the way from Shechem to Hebron)
-i. Shiloh (heading to Bethel, along the way)
-j. Bethel (reviewing the journey Genesis 12:8; Lot went to plain of the Jordan, Genesis 13:10, before events of Sodom and Gomorah)
-k. Hebron (oaks of Mamre, place in Canaan where Abraham stayed, Genesis 13:18)
-l. Shur (place with wells, also area of Zoan in Egypt)
-m. Hebron (return to Canaan, Lot and Abraham part ways, Genesis 13:7)
-n. Bethel (return, Genesis 13:3, from Egypt; later Genesis 28:19, with Jacob)
-See the map