Sarah: Hoping against Hope
The Wives' Tales of Genesis 12, 20, and 26 and the Covenants at Beer-Sheba
This article first gives a survey of scholarship on the study of Genesis 12, Genesis 20, and Genesis 26, passages where Abraham and Isaac claim that Sarah (12:11-16; 20:2-3) and Rebekah (26:6-11) were their sisters. Next, it develops suggestions that have been considered only in passing by a few scholars, and that is that some type of diplomatic marriage may be involved in the stories.
To the Other Woman’s Embrace
Do you find it hard to wait upon God and his promises? This article draws out some lessons from the life of Sarah as recorded in Genesis 16 to help us see the importance of waiting upon God.
Living in the Gap between Promise and Reality – The Preparation of a Saint (Genesis 11:27-32)
Duguid depicts Genesis 11:27-32 as “the preparation of Abraham and Sarah.” He offers an exposition on this passage that helps readers to apply it to their own lives.