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Transcript of Abraham
Esau was older but Jacob tricked Esau out of his birth right by trading it for a bowl of stew. Later Esau was to receive a blessing from his father but again Jacob tricked Isaac by pretending to be Esau and stole his blessing.
Esau was mad but
eventually the two
Abraham and the covenant
God made Abraham a promise
In return, Abraham had to obey God
This was the beginning of the covenant
between God and all the Jewish people today
Abraham and Isaac
Isaac and Rebekah
Jacob and Esau
Jacob, Leah and Rachel
The 12 tribes
Joseph and the coat
God keeps His promises
* Land of his own (Israel)
* More descendants than the stars
* Blessing for the whole world through his family
Hagar - Ishmael
Sarah - Isaaac
Jacob went to work for an uncle who had 2 daughters - Leah and Rachel. Jacob fell in love with Rachel and made a deal to work 7 years for her father so he could then marry her. However, on his wedding day he was tricked into marrying Leah instead. He worked another 7 years for Rachel and then was able to marry her as well. True love!
Through all the trials, God kept His promises to Abraham. He made a covenant with the three Patriarchs and established a chosen people - the Israelites. The twelves sons became the tweleve tribes of Israel and they grew into a mighty nation, living in Egypt for the 400 years.
Design a family tree for Abraham. It needs to include all the wives and children of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. You should also include some pictures that show some of the key events that happened during the lives of the three Patriarchs.