Abraham's Journey and God's Promise

God chooses Abram to be the father of a great nation, promising him countless descendants. Abram, later renamed Abraham, moves to Canaan as instructed by God. At 99, Abraham is visited by three men who predict Sarah will have a son. Despite her disbelief, Sarah gives birth to Isaac, fulfilling God's promise.

What did God promise Abram regarding his descendants?

• They would live in peace forever.

• They would rule over many nations.

• They would be wealthy and powerful.

• They would be as numerous as the stars and sand.

To which land did God instruct Abram to move?

• Jerusalem

• Canaan

• Babylon

• Egypt

What did God promise to give Abram's family?

• Wisdom

• Riches

• A new home

• A kingdom

What was the significance of Abram's name change to Abraham?

• It indicated his belonging to God.

• It marked his journey to a new land.

• It showed his new role as a leader.

• It signified his wealth.

How did Abraham respond to the three visitors?

• He asked them to leave.

• He invited them to lunch.

• He ignored them.

• He offered them gifts.

What did the visitors predict about Sarah?

• She would travel to a new land.

• She would have a baby boy.

• She would become a queen.

• She would live a long life.

How did Sarah initially react to the prediction of having a child?

• She laughed in disbelief.

• She was indifferent.

• She was overjoyed.

• She was angry.

What name was given to Sarah's son, and what does it mean?

• Isaac, meaning laughter.

• Jacob, meaning strength.

• David, meaning beloved.

• Joseph, meaning dreamer.

Why was Sarah's son considered a miracle?

• He was born in a foreign land.

• He was born during a famine.

• He was born to elderly parents.

• He was born under a special star.

What was the reaction of others when they heard about Sarah's miracle?

• They were jealous.

• They were happy.

• They were indifferent.

• They were skeptical.