The story of Abraham and Sarah as a couple only occupies two of the 54 parshiyot ... was wanted by the British authorities in the 1940s for his underground leadership activities, ...

In an act of cowardly favoritism, Abraham surrenders Hagar to the venomous anger of Sarah: “Behold, your maidservant is in your hands. Do to her anything that is pleasing in your eyes.”(16:6).

What makes the story of Avraham (Abraham) and Sarah going to Egypt important enough to be included in the Genesis narrative? (Genesis 12:10-20) Ramban suggests that this is an example of the maxim … ...

The story in Genesis of Abraham’s willingness to kill his son Isaac at God’s command still gets a lot of attention. But it doesn’t get a lot of love. In every broadside against religion, God ...

The second story in this week's parsha is Abraham’s servant going to Haran in Aram Naharayim to search for a bride for Isaac. By RABBI SHMUEL RABINOWITZ NOVEMBER 18, 2022 12:51 Updated: DECEMBER ...

Q: Attending Catholic school as a child, I remember being bothered by the story of Abraham being tested by God. God asked Abraham to sacrifice his only son, Isaac, up to Him. Once God saw that ...

One day in 2010, I walked into my paternal grandmother's house and discovered that a picture of my one of my father's outside childen on her graduation day was placed ...

The film stars Lebanese film and TV actor Nicolas Mouawad as Abraham, Sara Seyed as Sarah, and Edaan Moskowitz as Isaac. "His Only Son" is the debut film from creator David Helling , a former U.S ...

Imagining the Story of Abraham and Isaac uses a historian's eye to parse what has become over centuries perhaps the most debated 19 lines in the Bible. Here, Goodman gives an overview of the story. 1.

Abraham is told that the land that he is promised — Canaan — will be a great treasure, far greater than Ur Kasdim, the land of his birth, and that it will remain in his family in perpetuity.

Sarah signifies the Princess, or the Queen, and represents the moon, ancient mother of the unnumbered stars with which the children promised to Abraham and Sarah are compared.