The Pentateuch, in Its Progressive Revelations of God to Men

by Henry Cowles

3. The genealogy of the historic nations, [110];

4. Babel and the confusion of tongues, [112].

CHAPTER X.

ABRAHAM, [114];

His personal history; the divine purposes in the new system inaugurated with him; Concentration of moral forces; a more definite covenant between God and his people; Utilizing the family relation, [116];

Developing a great example of the obedience of faith, [120];

In leaving his country at God’s call, [120];

In waiting long but hopefully for his one son of promise, [120];

In obeying the command to offer this son a sacrifice, [120];

God’s revelations to Abraham progressive, [122];