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    God commands Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac as a burnt offering. Abraham takes Isaac to the appointed place and binds him to the altar. As Abraham is about to sacrifice Isaac, an angel calls out to stop him. Abraham sees a ram caught in a thicket that is sacrificed instead of Isaac. Abraham names the place Jehovah-Jireh, meaning "the Lord will provide." God blesses Abraham for his obedience and faith.

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    God commands Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac as a burnt offering. Abraham takes Isaac to the appointed place and binds him to the altar. As Abraham is about to sacrifice Isaac, an angel calls out to stop him. Abraham sees a ram caught in a thicket that is sacrificed instead of Isaac. Abraham names the place Jehovah-Jireh, meaning "the Lord will provide." God blesses Abraham for his obedience and faith.

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    God commands Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac as a burnt offering. Abraham takes Isaac to the appointed place and binds him to the altar. As Abraham is about to sacrifice Isaac, an angel calls out to stop him. Abraham sees a ram caught in a thicket that is sacrificed instead of Isaac. Abraham names the place Jehovah-Jireh, meaning "the Lord will provide." God blesses Abraham for his obedience and faith.

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    JEHOVAH-JIREH

    GOD WILL PROVIDE


    Genesis 22:1

    Some time later God


    tested Abraham. He said
    to him, “Abraham!”

    “Here I am,” he replied.


    Then God said, “Take your
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    son, your only son, whom you


    love—Isaac—and go to the
    region of Moriah. 

    Sacrifice him there as a burnt


    offering on a mountain I will
    show you.”
    Early the next morning Abraham
    3 

    got up and loaded his donkey.

    He took with him two of his


    servants and his son Isaac. When
    he had cut enough wood for the
    burnt offering, he set out for the
    place God had told him about. 
    On the third day Abraham
    4 

    looked up and saw the


    place in the distance.
    He said to his servants,
    5 

    “Stay here with the donkey


    while I and the boy go over
    there.

    We will worship and then


    we will come back to you.”
    Abraham took the wood for
    6 

    the burnt offering and


    placed it on his son
    Isaac, and he himself carried
    the fire and the knife. As the
    two of them went on
    together,
    Isaac spoke up and said to his
    7 

    father Abraham, “Father?”

    “Yes, my son?” Abraham replied.

    “The fire and wood are here,”


    Isaac said, “but where is the
    lamb for the burnt offering?”
    Abraham answered,
    8 

    “God himself will


    provide the lamb for the
    burnt offering, my son.”

    And the two of them


    went on together.
    Hebrews 11:17-19
    By faith Abraham, when God tested him,
    17 

    offered Isaac as a sacrifice. He who had


    embraced the promises was about to sacrifice
    his one and only son,

    even though God had said to him, “It is


    18 

    through Isaac that your offspring will be


    reckoned.” 

    Abraham reasoned that God could even raise


    19 

    the dead, and so in a manner of speaking he did


    receive Isaac back from death.
    When they reached the place
    9 

    God had told him about,


    Abraham built an altar there and
    arranged the wood on it.

    He bound his son Isaac and laid


    him on the altar, on top of the
    wood.
    Then he reached out his hand and
    10 

    took the knife to slay his son.

     11 But the angel of the LORD called


    out to him from heaven, “Abraham!
    Abraham!”

    “Here I am,” he replied.


    “Do not lay a hand on the boy,”
    12 

    he said. “Do not do anything to


    him.

    Now I know that you fear


    God, because you have not
    withheld from me your son, your
    only son.”
    Abraham looked up and there
    13 

    in a thicket he saw a ram caught


    by its horns.

     He went over and took the ram


    and sacrificed it as a burnt
    offering instead of his son. 
    So Abraham called that
    14 

    place The LORD Will Provide.

    And to this day it is said, “On


    the mountain of the LORD it
    will be provided.”
    The angel of the LORD called to
    15 

    Abraham from heaven a second


    time 

    and said, “I swear by myself,


    16 

    declares the LORD, that because


    you have done this and have not
    withheld your son, your only son, 
    I will surely bless you and make your
    17 

    descendants as numerous as the stars


    in the sky and as the sand on the
    seashore. Your descendants will take
    possession of the cities of their
    enemies, 

    and through your offspring all


    18 

    nations on earth will be blessed,


    because you have obeyed me.”
    So Abraham called that
    14 

    place The LORD Will Provide.

    And to this day it is said, “On


    the mountain of the LORD it
    will be provided.”
    John 8:56

    Your father
    Abraham rejoiced at the
    thought of seeing my day;
    he saw it and was glad.”
    WHAT IS YOUR ISAAC ?

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