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A.  Read Genesis 12. 1-9.  What did G*d ask Abram to do? 

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A.  Read Genesis 12. 1-9.  What did G*d ask Abram to do? 

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God asked Abram to follow him out of his town and to move away from the people in his land.

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B. Genesis 12.1-9. What did G*d promise Abram?    

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B. Genesis 12.1-9. What did G*d promise Abram?    

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God promised Abram that he would give protection, blessings, and would care about him. God will support Abram and make his name great.

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C.  Read Genesis 15.1-21.  "Here I am, Lord!" But.....! !!1.Describe how G*d called Abram and Abram's response.  Did he totally get what G*d was saying/promising?  Explain.  2.a.  How is Abram's response similar to the one Juan Diego gave Our Lady of Guadalupe?  Or  2b. to the one Mother Theodore gave G*d before leaving France for America? 

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C.  Read Genesis 15.1-21.  "Here I am, Lord!" But.....! !!1.Describe how G*d called Abram and Abram's response.  Did he totally get what G*d was saying/promising?  Explain.  2.a.  How is Abram's response similar to the one Juan Diego gave Our Lady of Guadalupe?  Or  2b. to the one Mother Theodore gave G*d before leaving France for America? 

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1) God said that it was better if he didn't have any children. He understood that and listened to God, he obeyed God because he knew that it was right thing to do.

2a) Their responses were similar because they all listened to God follow him to the right path.

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D.   Genesis 17.1-28.   G*d's Covenant with Abraham.1. What does G*d tell Abram to do?  What does G*d tell Abram about his name, his son, his future? 2. Why? 

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D.   Genesis 17.1-28.   G*d's Covenant with Abraham.1. What does G*d tell Abram to do?  What does G*d tell Abram about his name, his son, his future? 2. Why? 

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God told him that his name and Saira's would be changed and that they both will have children when each of them are a hundred years old. Their child's name was Isaac and he had a nation that the King will follow him.

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E.  Genesis 17.1-281. Why does G*d repeat the promises he made to Abraham (now in more detail)?   2.  If you were Abraham how would this make you feel?  Why?  

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E.  Genesis 17.1-281. Why does G*d repeat the promises he made to Abraham (now in more detail)?   2.  If you were Abraham how would this make you feel?  Why?  

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1. God repeats the promises to Abraham because he wants to be clear with what he wants him to do. He wants it clear that he loves him and that he cares for him in every way.

2. If I were Abraham I'd feel a bit annoyed with God. This is because being constantly repeated something when you simply get the point of it is annoying. I do get God's intentions and that he wants us to do good, he should just repeat it once in the most detail he wants to. I would feel a bit special and loved though in the process.

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G.  In your Text. Pick something to talk about that you find interesting or ask a question about something you want to know in more detail.  

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G.  In your Text. Pick something to talk about that you find interesting or ask a question about something you want to know in more detail.  

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I'm really not sure what to ask or say.. Maybe if Abraham went on with God's promise and completed it? Or if he spread around any more messages?

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H.  How does Abraham as Prophet compare to Noah?   Explain what you see

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H.  How does Abraham as Prophet compare to Noah?   Explain what you see

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Abraham as a Prophet compares to Noah. This is because both are loyal to God and are prophets. They hear him and take his signs into consideration. The two also carried out God's message along the way of their own journeys.