Genesis 22:14

22:14 Abraham called the name of that place “The LORD Will Provide”. As it is said to this day, “On the LORD’s mountain, it will be provided.”

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Genesis 22:1–14

The Qur’an’s Lack of Context: Exploring the Form of Revelation in the Qur’an and the Bible

God has spoken, yet the manner of His speaking reveals His heart. Qur’anic revelation comes as transcendent command from beyond history, while biblical revelation unfolds within history, culminating in God drawing near through Christ.

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Genesis 22:1–14

Key Source: Sinlessness of Christ

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Genesis 22:1–18

200 Questions

Q185: Did Abraham ever travel to Mecca to offer a sacrifice at the Ka’aba?

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Genesis 22:1–19

Old Testament carefully copied and affirmed by Jesus

Scribes who copied Old Testament texts followed strict guidelines when copying manuscripts, including the use of mathematical controls to make sure no errors had crept into the text. The Dead Sea Scrolls confirm the reliability of the text over a period of one thousand years. Jesus also affirmed the reliability of Scripture on many occasions.

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Genesis 22

The Attitude of the Qur’an and Sunnah to the Christian Scriptures

Antoin MacRuaidh 1. Introduction Islam is a prophetic-revelatory religion whose faith and practice centres on its holy book, the Qur’an. Muslims believe that there have been one hundred and four…

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Genesis 22:6–14

Promises: God's Promises - God's gift

The Bible shows God to be a keeper of promises. God created humanity to live with him, in Paradise. But as Adam and Eve discovered, sin separates us from God’s presence. Some will ask, ‘can’t God just forgive us?’ But God is holy. He will not turn a blind eye...

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Genesis 22:13–14

Key Source: Prophecies about Christ

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Genesis 22:13–18

Promises: Abraham - The blessings of God

God chose Abraham purposefully, so that through him the Israelites would become God’s chosen people, to bless all peoples of the earth. God only gave a glimpse to Abraham what it means to offer his only son, and provided a ram as a ransom. Just as God provided a ram...

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