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Booklet One - Figures and Texts
Abraham
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Who was Abraham?
Born
1800
BCE in the Land of
Ur
The
Jewish Patriarch
Born into a
polytheistic
age, was the first to question this and teach
monotheism
What is a patriarch?
Male
head
of a
family
or
tribe
What biographical information do we know about Abraham?
Very little, he lived a
nomadic
lifestyle as a
shepherd
Why did God change Abraham's name?
Abram
became Abraham
Means
'father of many'
so he became the
Father
of the
Jewish
people
What is a covenant?
An
agreement
made between
two
people, common at the time
In
Genesis Chapter 12
, God called upon Abraham to make one
God had made
two
universal covenant previously
What was the Abrahamic covenant?
If Abraham would leave his
home
and
family
, God made three promises
He'd be the
father
of a
great nation
He'd have many
descendants
H'ed be given
land to live
,
Promised
Land
It would establish the Abrahamic community under God's
protection
Why did Abraham have to leave his home?
Symbol of him moving away from
worshiping idols
Showed God saw him as a spiritual and physical leader
Although he was concerned to do so as he and his wife were
old
and had
no children
What happens at a covenant ritual?
Animals are
sacrificed
and cut in
half
The two parties would pass
between
the two parts
A symbol of what would happen if you broke the
terms
What happened at the Abrahamic ritual?
God alone
moved between the
two halves
which were represented by a
flaming torch
and
smoking furnace
Showed that only God was
bound
to it and that it's
eternal
and
everlasting
Recorded in
Genesis 15
What is Brit Milah?
In
Genesis 17
, God commands Abraham to circumcise himself and all his
male descendants
A
outward, physical
symbol of the covenant between God and his
chosen people
"every male
among you shall be circumcised...
it will be a
sign of the covenant between me and you
"
Is Brit Milah still practiced today?
Abraham was circumcised at age
99
and since then it is still practiced
Links them back to a long line leading back to
Abraham
A
Mohel
performs it
8
days after
birth
Did Abraham have a son?
Yes, at age
100
and Sarah
99
, they had a son called
Issac
Issac means "
laughter
", shows
joy
of having a son at an old age
How was Abraham's faith tested?
In
Genesis 22
, God asks him to
sacrifice his son
Abraham took
Isaac
up the
mountain
and was willing to slay him
At the last minute, God intervened and provided a
lamb
for sacrifice then reminded him of the
three promises
Why is Abraham's faith significant?
Through him, God established a
special relationship
which offered
unconditional
future blessings
Abraham became the way God could create a group of people who lived by a certain set of
values
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