EPISODE · Mar 15, 2026 · 41 MIN
Wilderness Echoes: The Cry of Hagar and the Fear of Sarah
from Echoes Of Revelation · host Adolf Peters
One of the traits we most associate with Abraham and Sarah is their radical generosity. Their tent is open on all sides, their hospitality legendary. They run to greet strangers in the desert heat. Kindness is their signature. And yet… when you look closely at their stories, you run into moments that feel jarringly out of character. The episode with Hagar and Ishmael is the most striking example. How could Abraham and Sarah of all people send a woman and her child into the wilderness? How does that square with the compassion we’ve come to expect from them? LINKSEchoes of Revelation | Lubbock TX | Facebook
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Abraham and Sarah are remembered for their extraordinary generosity—their home open to strangers, their lives marked by radical hospitality. But when you look closely at their stories, you also find moments that seem to clash with that reputation.
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