genesis 21:7 meaning - Axtarish в Google
In Genesis 21:7, Sarah is expressing her amazement and joy at the birth of her son, Isaac . She marvels at the fact that she, who was long past childbearing age, is now able to nurse a child. Her statement, “Who would have said to Abraham that Sarah would nurse children?” reflects the incredulity of the situation.
Sarah concludes her expression of joy by saying that though nobody could ever have predicted it, she has indeed borne Abraham a son in his old age.
Sarah should have given children suck — She says children, expecting, it seems, that, having received of God new strength, she would have more than one child ...
No one a year ago could ever have thought of such a thing, much less have come and told Abraham that he should have a child or children by Sarah.
6 янв. 2020 г. · (Genesis 21:7) And she added: “Who would have said to Abraham, 'Sarah will certainly nurse children'? Yet, I have given birth to a son for him ...
It had been twenty-five years since Abraham had left Haran based upon a promise that God had given to him — a son. Few events, apart from the birth of Jesus ...
The verse encapsulates a pivotal moment in salvation history, where the impossible becomes a reality through divine intervention.
The child and heir of promise is given; the child of flesh is dismissed. All now is settled according to God. Whatever inconsistent with His grace had been ...
18 янв. 2017 г. · In that sense, the deeper meaning of that passage is the miracle of Isaac's being her son with Abraham. Share.
7 She continued, "Who would have said to Abraham that Sarah would nurse children? But I've had a son by him when he is old." Genesis 21:7 Meaning and Commentary.
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