Abraham: The Friend of God

by Charles R. Swindoll

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The life of Abraham stands as an eternal monument to the incredible love of God. Take a journey with Charles Swindoll through the life of Israel's patriarch, from the heights of honor as the God-ordained father of many nations, to the depths of despair as he follows God's command to kill his only son-a foreshadowing of the sacrifice God would later make with his only son, Jesus.… (more)

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The life of Abraham stands as an eternal monument to the incredible love of God. Take a journey with Charles Swindoll through the life of Israel's patriarch, from the heights of honor as the God-ordained father of many nations, to the depths of despair as he follows God's command to kill his only son-a foreshadowing of the sacrifice God would later make with his only son, Jesus.

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