Genesis 18

Genesis 18 is the story of Abraham and his three mysterious visitors. This is one of many complex texts of the Bible. Many believers and researchers interpret this part differently. But the question we have to ask is what the Bible in Genesis 18 is about to say. It is not as clear as other literary texts are reading today, and there are many questions in this clause, including who three. Where did Sarah learned that Abraham was the messenger of God?

It is interesting to note that Abraham is keen to please his guests when reading Genesis 18. Abraham ran, (Genesis 18: 2, 7), in a hurry (Genesis 18: 6), I asked Sarah to make it early (Genesis 18: 6). This is not a bad thing for the 99-year-old who was just circumcised (Genesis 17:24). Abraham purposely tried to make his guests feel at ease as soon as possible, and it continued raising the question of how he perceived the origin of heaven. In the third section of the commentary, Dukan wrote that the word "adonay" is my Lord like "the first plural". My Lord is usually God, as well as "adonay is also YHWH." Therefore, Dukan said that even though Abraham considers that they are human visitors, at least with regard to the divinity of strangers I believe it may have ambiguous hints of. (Dukan, the existence of Jacques.Genesis

By the time of Genesis 18, God appeared at least twice in Abraham (Genesis 12: 7, 17: 1) and was spoken with him in several ways (Genesis 12: 1; 13: 14; ). 15: 1) It is reasonable to conclude that Abraham acknowledged him, as God appeared in the same form as before in Genesis 18. Indeed, when he saw the Lord and the other two "people" (angels), Abraham ran toward him. Of course, this pushes back the problem to the previous era. How did he know God when Abram (Abraham) first appeared to him? The Bible does not tell us this, but based on many other myths discussed earlier, this man knows to recognize "angel of the Lord" as soon as he meets him. It may happen for the first time when God declares a curse.

But in Genesis 18, the way the Lord appeared to Abraham was very different from the way Abraham used to be the Lord. Many people believe in the Hebrews, Chapter 13 2, quotes the events mentioned in Genesis 18 and the way Abraham amused the angels and the Lord himself It is. The Bible teaches that Abraham lifted up his eyes and saw three people standing next to him (Genesis 18: 2). The words in the Bible are placing Abraham and a stranger on a distant tree of an ape. It will be argued that mentioning the story to the tree connecting the altar of Genesis 13: 18 for sacrifice may mean that Abraham is looking forward to God's visit. The focus of the discussion was that the author deliberately tied the story geographically to places of worship. That meant that Abraham was looking forward to God's visit, probably he was praying for it.