Abraham is tested by God (Genesis 22:1 – 22:19)
God called out to Abraham commanding he take his son Isaac to the region of Moriah and sacrifice him as
Abraham signs a treaty with Abimelech (Genesis 21:22 – 21:34)
Abimelek (also spelled Abimelech) and his military commander Phicol (who acted as a witness to the events that unfolded) approached
The Birth of Isaac and Hagar sent away (Genesis 21:1 – 21:21)
 Abraham’s wife, Sarah, felt that at her advanced age, she could have no children so as was tradition for the
Abraham tells king Abimelech that Sarah is his sister (Genesis 20:1 – 20:18)
Abraham moved his family, likely in search of better pastures for his herds, to Negev (located between Kadesh and Shur).
Lot’s incestuous relationship with his daughters (Genesis 19:30 – 19:38)
Lot’s daughters conspire to sleep with him Before God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot was allowed to take his two daughters
The Destruction of Sodom of Gomorrah (Gen 18:16 – 19:29)
The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah Abraham had just finished visiting with God and two angels. God knew Abraham was becoming
God tells Sarah she will have a son (Genesis 18:1 – 18:15)
God tells Sarah she will have a son Abraham was sitting outside at the entrance to his tent when he saw
Abraham gets a new name (Genesis 17:1 – 17:27)
Abraham's new name Still childless, Abram and Sarai were getting old when God reiterated his promise to Abram that he would
Hagar and the birth of Ishmael – Hagar flees Abraham’s home and is instructed to return (Genesis 16:1 – 16:16)
Hagar and Ishmael Sarai (Suhr-eye), Abraham’s wife, had not yet had a son as God had promised. Sarai was getting old
God’s makes a covenant with Abraham (Genesis 15:1 – 15:21)
The story of God's covenant with Abram After Abraham returned from Egypt a rich man, God spoke to Abraham in a