Genesis 15

Genesis 15

God appears to Abram in a vision, reassuring him that He is Abram’s shield and great reward. When Abram expresses doubt about having an heir, God promises him a son and assures him that his descendants will be as numerous as the stars. Abram believes God, and it is credited to him as righteousness (a foundational verse of faith). God then establishes the covenant through a dramatic smoking fire pot and flaming torch passing between the pieces of sacrificed animals, formally swearing to give the land to Abram’s descendants.

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Genesis 25

Abraham dies and is buried. Isaac and Rebekah have twin sons, Esau (who sells his birthright) and Jacob, setting up the central rivalry of the next generation.

Genesis 26

Isaac repeats his father's mistake by lying about Rebekah to King Abimelech. God reaffirms the covenant promises to Isaac and blesses him with immense prosperity.

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