When I speak with my friends or relatives I use to tell them that being a Christian one should know about the Trinity God & also must be aware of our father of faith given to us by our Heavenly Father, none other than father Abraham.
But why to know about Abraham, what is the use in knowing how he lived & his blessings or his history?
Say for an example: You are a son/daughter of a millionaire but until you realize & take authority over your father’s riches, property or possessions you may not be able to inherit & enjoy your own father’s possessions after him, likewise our father of faith is well-known for his blessings “The Blessings of Abraham”, so we need to be aware of him or the life he lived or the blessings he enjoyed in this world in order to enjoy & inherit our father of faith blessings since we are his descendants spiritually.
Our Heavenly Father kept blessings upon Abraham & made sure it will follow his descendants throughout generations through Jesus Christ. One of the reasons Jesus came & died for us is to give this blessing as mentioned in
Galatians 3:14: Because of what Jesus Christ did, the blessing God promised to Abraham was given to all people. Christ died so that by believing in him we could have the Spirit that God promised.
Hence we need to be aware of what a kind of blessing is that & what that blessing will do to you, to your family and how this blessing will transform you & your life. Why our Heavenly Father is giving importance to this blessing why He wants us to inherit this blessing promised to Abraham through Jesus? Is it sure that everyone who trust in the Lord & accepts Jesus as their Lord of their lives will get it? More of Abraham’s history & his blessings and why our Heavenly Father declared Abraham as father of faith & what is the reason behind God asked for Isaac? And many more in the upcoming post.
I am sure that you will be amazed of your father of faith, and start declaring blessings of Abraham that is promised to you & inherit it, which is our Heavenly Father’s will too.
May the Blessings of Abraham be upon you.
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