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Abram journeyed, going on still toward the South.
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The Pilgrim's Mindset
Commentators like Calvin and Henry see Abram's constant journeying not as a failure to settle, but as a divine lesson. God was teaching him to live as a 'stranger and sojourner,' even in the land He promised. This serves as a model for believers, reminding us that our ultimate citizenship is in heaven and that our faith must travel with us wherever we go.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
שׁכם (shekem) Shekem, “the upper part of the back.” Here it is the name of a person, the owner of this place, where a to…
19th Century
Anglican
Toward the south.—The Negeb, or dry land, is so called because its soil is a soft white chalk, which allows the rains to sink thro…
16th Century
Protestant
And Abram journeyed. This was the third removal of the holy man within a short period, after he seemed to have found some kind of dwelling…
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
And Abram journeyed He did not stay long in the mountain between Bethel and Hai, but moved from there, and kept on j…
Abram found the country peopled by Canaanites, who were bad neighbors. He journeyed, continuing onward. Sometimes it is the lot of good men to be u…
