1. What did Abraham build, and what did he put on it?
2. What did he do with Isaac?
3. Who called to Abraham and what did he say?
4. The angel said he knew Abraham loved God more than anything else. How did he know that?
5. What was caught in the bush?
6. What did Abraham call that place?
7. What does Jehovah-Jireh mean?
Here is what we learned November 29:
Today’s Bible story was about how God finished creating the world and everything in it. He saw that it was all good. Today we had a Creation Celebration.
Today we concluded our study on Abraham. Abraham was convinced that God would fulfill His promise through Isaac. He was willing to sacrifice Isaac knowing God would raise him up again. However, God provided a different sacrifice by presenting the ram. God always has a provision (a supply) for whatever we need.
Abraham passed the test. He offered back to God what he loved most, the son of Promise. In Hebrews 11:17-19, it says Abraham knew God could even raise Isaac from the dead. Abraham’s first priority was serving God through faith and obedience. As a result of this, Abraham was a blessed man through covenant with God.
1. What did Abraham answer when God called him?
2. What did God ask Abraham to do?
3. Why was this such a hard test?
4. Did Abraham take a while to think about it?
5. Who went with Abraham?
6. Why was it important for Abraham to tell the servants that both he and Isaac would be back?
7. Whom did Abraham say would provide the lamb for the sacrifice?
Here is what we learned on November 22, 2009:
We are continuing to learn about God’s creation. This Sunday we learned about the Garden of Eden. God provided good things for Adam and Eve, all that they would ever need. God provides good things for me too! Who makes good things? God makes good things!
We are on week #11 of our study of Abraham. Today we learned that God tested Abraham’s priorities. Priorities are what we prefer and rank highest or most important in our life, the things we make time for. God challenges all of us to see what our first love is. Sometimes the very thing we pray for and receive can take God’s place. God will test our priorities to see where our heart is toward Him.
