Abraham and Isaac: Was God’s Command Moral?

"Abraham ... take your son Isaac, your only one, the one you love to Moria's country, where I would like to treat him as a massacre: Genesis 22: 2, Abraham is perfect With confidence and confidence in the Lord, we decided to obey God's commandmen the following morning, one of the most interesting and scary stories in the Old Testament, he said that this is the divine command of God As I'm thinking, the man is trying to kill my son, what if someone told me to come to me today and sacrifice them to them.

The command of God to Abraham is not wrong, as God has the right to take away human life (see the article on God's moral authority), hence the right to die on Isaac. Since Abraham knew this for many years, he knew the personality of God and knew that God had the right to issue this order. If Abraham starts sacrificing or obeys the command of a man without authority of God his action will fail at that time. By faith Abraham dedicated Isaac as a victim when God tried him. Those who accept these promises are going to sacrifice one of his sons, even if God told him. Abraham, God can raise the dead, figuratively, he withdrew Isaac from death. (Hebrews 11: 17-19)

Abraham's faith will be tested by his son Isaac. In Genesis 22, God ordered Abraham to sacrifice Isaac on Moriah. I do not know how Abraham responded internally to this order. We saw that Abraham faithfully followed God as his shield (Genesis 15: 1). He was very kind and helpful so far. Abraham did in the same way as he ordered his family and family to leave (Genesis 22: 3). The end of this story knows that God hindered Abraham from sacrificing Isaac, but imagined that Abraham had to have this feeling. He waited for his son for decades and promised him that the God of the child is about to take him away. The key is that Abraham's faith in God is greater than love for his son, and even if he sacrifices Isaac, he believes that God can raise him from death (Hebrews 11: 17-19).