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What is the purpose of a seed?
To preserve the genetic material...why?
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What is the purpose of a seed?
Isaac can not be there sole heir when he has brothers? Please give scriptures to support your logic "sole heir".Again Mercy, you asked me about the only son, not the firstborn? I do not understand why you keep referencing more than an only son. Torah presents Isaac as a sole heir among Abrahams other sons. The one seed.
Genesis 22:2 comes to mind.Isaac can not be there sole heir when he has brothers? Please give scriptures to support your logic "sole heir".
I already gave you scripture. But here is more..Isaac can not be there sole heir when he has brothers? Please give scriptures to support your logic "sole heir".
To preserve the genetic material...why?
Again Mercy, you asked me about the only son, not the firstborn? I do not understand why you keep referencing more than an only son. Torah presents Isaac as a sole heir among Abrahams other sons. The one seed.
Abraham dwelled in the land that he was promised to possess. Abraham already could touch the "substance" of what he hoped for. The people of the land called Abraham a prince, the evidence of things unseen. Abraham was blessed by a high priest. Can what Sarah said disannul co-heirs between the two firstborns from their mother womb? Did you know that Isaac and Ishmael buried their father Abraham together?Genesis 22:2 comes to mind.
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob dwelled in the promise land, they were pilgrims in a foreign land. They already could touch the "substance" of what they hoped for. They built wells and planted harvests, the "evidence" of things unseen. Abraham dreamed of a holy city whose builder is G-d.I already gave you scripture. But here is more..
Ge 21:10 Wherefore she said unto Abraham, Cast out this bondwoman and her son: for the son of this bondwoman shall not be heir with my son, even with Isaac.
Abraham, Isaac Jacob and the twelve patriarchs were not given an inheritance in the temporal inheritance..covenant. That covenant concerned the fourth generation of his seed... (Gen 15) The eternal inheritance (royal inheritance) found in Genesis 17 in which Abraham hoped for after his death. He was already told he would die in the covenant made in Genesis 15. This is why God tested his faith with the resurrection of Isaac his only son.
Gen 15 :13 And he said unto Abram, Know of a surety that thy seed shall be a stranger in a land that is not theirs, and shall serve them; and they shall afflict them four hundred years;
14 And also that nation, whom they shall serve, will I judge: and afterward shall they come out with great substance.
15 And thou shalt go to thy fathers in peace; thou shalt be buried in a good old age.
16 But in the fourth generation they shall come hither again: for the iniquity of the Amorites is not yet full.
Faith in the resurrection of the dead... to inherit the eternal inheritance
Joseph knew he would be dead also......
Ge 50:25 And Joseph took an oath of the children of Israel, saying, God will surely visit you, and ye shall carry up my bones from hence.
Ex 13:19 And Moses took the bones of Joseph with him: for he had straitly sworn the children of Israel, saying, God will surely visit you; and ye shall carry up my bones away hence
Ex 1:6 And Joseph died, and all his brethren, and all that generation.
with you.
Abraham's Seed is through Isaac
As a stranger and a sojourner, as did Isaac and Jacob.Abraham dwelled in the land that he was promised to possess.
And this does not change the scriptures I have givenAbraham already could touch the "substance" of what he hoped for. The people of the land called Abraham a prince, the evidence of things unseen. Abraham was blessed by a high priest.
Sarah confirmed what God said, as the law concerning the firstborn came 4oo years after. I think you have it backwards here....there was nothing for Sarah to disannul.Can what Sarah said disannul co-heirs between the two firstborns from their mother womb?
And???Did you know that Isaac and Ishmael buried their father Abraham together?
They touched the "likeness" not the substance. That land is not eternal. The heavenly is eternal. You have addressed none of the scripture I have brought up, other than Sarah being wrong???????????Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob dwelled in the promise land, they were pilgrims in a foreign land. They already could touch the "substance" of what they hoped for. They built wells and planted harvests, the "evidence" of things unseen. Abraham dreamed of a holy city whose builder is G-d.
Right they dwelt as foreignersAbraham, Isaac, and Jacob dwelled in the promise land, they were pilgrims in a foreign land. They already could touch the "substance" of what they hoped for. They built wells and planted harvests, the "evidence" of things unseen. Abraham dreamed of a holy city whose builder is G-d.
Be careful to not disannul by the law which came 430 years after.Isaac can not be there sole heir when he has brothers? Please give scriptures to support your logic "sole heir".
There is a lion?I've personally wondered and questioned; where is the lion of the tribe of Ishmael?
You are trying to prove a point that has never been established. Abraham had more than one son, period. You are changing the scriptures not I. Again Abraham can never have a sole heir, if the son have brothers. G-d gave his only begotten son (John 3:16), Yeshua a sole heir or as it is written, "co-heirs" (Romans 8:17). I keep posting scriptures that disapprove of our ideology.As a stranger and a sojourner, as did Isaac and Jacob.
And this does not change the scriptures I have given
Sarah confirmed what God said, as the law concerning the firstborn came 4oo years after. I think you have it backwards here....there was nothing for Sarah to disannul.
Ga 3:17 And this I say, that the covenant, that was confirmed before of God in Christ, the law, which was four hundred and thirty years after, cannot disannul, that it should make the promise of none effect.
And???
Again Isaac is called an only born by God himself. Abraham gave gifts to the sons of his concubines while he yet lived ( this is not an inheritance), but Abraham gave all he had unto Isaac (this is an inheritance). That is the scripture of the law.
You make assumptions among presumptuous statements. I never said Sarah was wrong, I asked you if she could disannul the holy scriptures? I have addressed your misapplication of scripture. Abraham had many sons, much in the same way , it is written "sons of G-d" or children of G-d. I posted Romans 8:17 which totally dismantle your sole heir oppinion. Abraham blessed all his sons.They touched the "likeness" not the substance. That land is not eternal. The heavenly is eternal. You have addressed none of the scripture I have brought up, other than Sarah being wrong???????????
Did I assume wrong that Sarah cannot disannul holy scripture? Certainly you were not hinting that you thought she would be right in doing so... ? The law which you used was what could not disannul the covenant of which we are speaking of.....You make assumptions among presumptuous statements. I never said Sarah was wrong, I asked you if she could disannul the holy scriptures? I have addressed your misapplication of scripture. Abraham had many sons, much in the same way , it is written "sons of G-d" or children of G-d. I posted Romans 8:17 which totally dismantle your sole heir oppinion. Abraham blessed all his sons.
Do you even know which law Paul the Pharisee is referring? You keep saying the same thing, but you do not understand what Paul is saying. There is a law however you are attempting to disannul with your non-scriptural doctrine of "sole heir". I asked you for the exact words "sole heir" written in scripture, you have failed to do so. I have given you words explicitly written in scripture "co-heirs". Romans 8:17.Be careful to not disannul by the law which came 430 years after.
Ga 3:17 And this I say, that the covenant, that was confirmed before of God in Christ, the law, which was four hundred and thirty years after, cannot disannul, that it should make the promise of none effect.