~74 min.Comments On Galatians
biblecentre.org · ... of the Gentiles on the principle of faith, and declared it as early as Gen. 12. If the critics deny Genesis as inspired by God, this one verse ...
1:06:26Part 8
... the one who loved us and gave himself for us. If we turn back to Gen. 12, we find it says in the first verse, Now the Lord had said unto Abraham, ...
~46 min.Chapter 1
... for himself, for the ones he loves, and for the testimony. Look at Abraham in Gen. 12. Pharaoh could not help but think of him äs a liar - a man ...
1:07:52Part 2
... the story of Abraham when he was brought into the land of God's promise, Gen. 12. After that he went his own way and he came to Egypt. There God ...
1:15:05Part 1
... follow his own will. But it had sad consequences. You can read it in Gen. 12. God brought him to the land in a wonderful possession of the land. ...
1:14:20Part 4
... in Gen. 15 you find that Abraham is speaking about an heir. In Gen. 12 God had given him all the blessings already. He had presented to ...
1:15:32Part 1
... see God's grace, we see God's plans. It's a wonderful study to study Gen. 12, for example, but then when you see he's also the tribe of Benjamin, ...
~64 min.The Book Of Joshua
biblecentre.org · ... Defeat follows. Ai means "ruins." It is mentioned for the first time in Gen. 12. Abraham built his altar between Bethel (House of God) and Ai. Ai ...
~38 min.In the Beginning
biblecentre.org · ... who replaced him (Gen. 4-5), Noah (Gen. 6-10), Abraham (Gen. 11-25), Isaac (Gen. 26-27), Jacob (Gen. 28-36), and Joseph ( ...
~131 min.An Outline to the Epistle to the Galatians
biblecentre.org · ... are yea and Amen. So whatever promise we consider, whether the promise in Gen. 12 or the promise to Isaac or Jacob, whatever promise, all these ...
~141 min.Meditations on the Book of Judges
biblecentre.org · ... the world could offer is seen in the worship of Abraham in Gen. 12 and Gen. 13. He built there three altars: that at Sichem, the altar ...
~172 min.Part I: chapters 1-18
biblecentre.org · ... of each is related to the special circumstances of the case. (See Gen. 12, 18, 32; Josh. 5, etc.) Here it is strikingly significant as ...
