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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
- Abraham worshiped God (monotheistic worship), when polytheistic worship was widely practiced by those of his day (Joshua 24:3).
- Abraham was Chosen by God (Nehemiah 9:7); redeemed by God (Isaiah 29:22); and blessed by God (Micah 7:20).
- 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 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).
- 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, b.)Babylon, c.) Haran, d.) Damascus, e.) Shechern, f.) Zoan (Egypt), g.) Hebron
See the [map] (https://git.door43.org/WycliffeAssociates/en_map/src/branch/master/Abraham_Journey/01%20PRIME%2002%20Abraham%27s%20Journeys%20CHK%20%281%29.png)