Old Testament – Page 15 – A Thimble-full of Theology for Daily Living

Isaac and Abimelech 1 – Genesis 26:1-16

Isaac is now on his own, raising herds of animals, moving about in the land to find

From Jeanne Steig, a poem entitled “Twins”: Esau said, “I’m feeling faint.”

My son-in-law has been doing research on his and our family through Ancestry.com.

Paul's instructions in 1 Corinthians 7 that a Christian woman only marry another

The burial purchase Abraham makes reflects burial customs of the day: Contemporary

Someone asked me on my AskthePastors blog, "how could Abraham have known that it

We don't usually think of Abraham as a force to be reckoned with, but as this passage

Oldest.org reported: "In late October 2019, Xinju Tian made international news

From an early age we learn to protect ourselves in an unsafe world. We learn our

Jesus said, " The younger also bore a son and called his name Ben-ammi. He is the

The sin of homosexual intercourse has at times been referred to as sodomy. To sodomize

William Carey was a plodder who came to be known as the father of modern missions.

Jacob's name was changed to Israel; Esau became Edom; Gideon became Jerub-baal; Hadassah

Circumcision is one of the world's most widely performed medical procedures. Approximately

An unconditional covenant does not mean that there are not conditions for being in