Genesis 22:1-19
from Calvary Chapel Pv Teachings
Genesis 22:1-19 In this Sunday morning service we view the love the Father has for His son. This is the famous chapter about Abraham offering his son Isaac as a sacrifice. However it goes much deeper than the faith that Abraham had to follow God's orders. We see how much God loves his people.
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