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Intro:
TS: The torch is about to be passed to a new generation
Until now, the focus has been Abraham.
The last time we studied it, Sarah had died and Abraham finally owned property.
Now the focus is going to shift the son of promise, Isaac.
The practices in this passage seem strange to us.
An arranged marriage by a steward
The two never met until married.
More is going on here than just a young couple getting married.
The line of promise is continuing.
God again displays His faithfulness.
Let’s begin by looking at
Gen 24:
The Servant’s Promise
Abraham charged his servant to find a wife for Isaac.
The stipulations:
Not a Canaanite
From among his own people
A relative
Escape clause
Gen 24:5-
They must not leave the promised land
Oath taken
The Servant’s Petition
Gen 24:
He sought the Lord’s favor
Prayed for guidance and wisdom
He set a condition
Gen 24:13
God Blesses
Gen 24:15-
God Blesses
Rebekah’s Aggreement
Gen 24:29-
Two become One
Gen 24:62-
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