Abraham was truly a man who knew the LORD. He had many difficulties and troubles, and his share of sinful tendencies like we all do, but he began to understand who God was and apply how God wants each of us to live. Abraham had a calling on his life as all of us do, and he began to get insight from God on how to follow through in his purpose. This is the essence of studying the life of Abraham. We not only gain understanding of Israel, but we learn how God speaks, and get to see His invisible heart more clearly. Abraham was one hundred and seventy-five years old when he died—longer than we will ever live. The lifespan today on this side of the cross seems short, as Christ said the days would be shortened for the sake of the elect (MATTHEW 24:22), but we have eternity in our hearts when we give our souls to Jesus Christ. The brothers Isaac and Ishmael buried their father in the cave of Machpelah, where Sarah, his wife was buried. We are now beginning a new transition with Isaac. We will see the covenant of God continue to work through Abraham through his son Isaac.

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