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DAY FIVE

1. What significance is established in Genesis 17:1-8 and 15-21 between God, Abram, and Sarai? (Rom. 4:17-25; Neh. 9:7)
   
   
2. Describe the scene in Genesis 18:1-15 by answering the following questions:
   
   • WHO:
     
   • WHAT:
     
   • WHEN:
     
   • WHERE:



3. What do you see about Sarah?
   
   
4. Read Genesis 20:1-18. What did Sarah have to endure yet again?
   
   
5. How was she pulled into the lie? (v.5)
   
   
6. What was the significance of this event after the Lord had promised Abraham and Sarah a son in one year's time?
   
   
7. What can be learned from Abraham's self-willed plan to protect himself from foreigners? (vv.11-13)
   
   

1. God chose Abraham and Sarah as His own. He specifically renamed them. How are you viewed among those who know you, and what does your name represent toward man and God?
   
   
2. What seemingly impossible circumstance have you laid at Jesus' feet today? (Gen. 18:14; Phil. 4:13) Is anything too difficult for the Lord?
   
   
3. What half truth almost became a total disaster for you this week? (1 John 1:5-10)
   
   
4. In all the sin represented in these verses, did God change His mind regarding the promise to Abraham and Sarah? How does this bring comfort to your heart, mind, body, and soul today?
   

    

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