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Ep 23 - The Birth of Issac

Voyage | Book of Revelation & Genesis | Shalom World

The birth of Isaac is important for the history of salvation and the revelation of who God is. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan speaks about the child that was promised by God to Abraham and Sarah in their old age. God had a plan to fulfill His promise of a chosen people, and it was through Abraham and Sarah that the seed was to come, not through anyone else. The child was named Isaac, which means laughter because both Abraham and Sarah had laughed in disbelief when they first heard the promise. Isaac was the first of the chosen people to be born in the promised land, and he was circumcised on the eighth day. God had a special relationship with Abraham and Sarah, teaching them to believe in Him, trust Him, and allow Him to be their God, El Shaddai. God fulfilled His promise to Abraham and Sarah by miraculously allowing them to have a son named Isaac. Through this miraculous event, God was revealed to the nation as a powerful and faithful God who keeps His promises. Abraham and Sarah had to wait 25 years for the promise to be fulfilled, and the child's birth is a testament to God's power and victory over Satan's temptations. God is never in a hurry but he's always on time this was just the right time and so the result is that Abraham and his sons and his descendants forever will know God is Almighty. Bible References: Gen. 21:4 - Isaac, the first of the chosen people, was circumcised on the eighth day. Gen. 21:7 - “Who would have said to Abraham that Sarah would nurse children” Gen. 12:2 - Abraham was told that he would become a great nation Gen. 13:16 - descendants would be like the dust of the Earth Gen. 15:2-3 - Huge trial to Abraham and to Sarah Josh. 2:9-11 and Josh. 9:9-10 - God reveals Himself to everybody 1 Tim. 2:4 - God wants everyone to be saved John 1:14 - God is the word that became incarnate  Gen. 3:15 and Is. 7:14 - Isaac and Jesus in parallel to each other Gal. 4:4 - “When the time had fully come…” Gen. 21:8-12 - Final dismissal of Hagar and Ishmael Gen. 21:14-21 - God hears the voice of the boy Gen. 21:22-34 - Abraham meets Abimelech  Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you through the origin story of God’s people shown to us in the Book of Genesis. Here is an opportunity to explore the early history of God’s people. With historical and Scriptural references, each session will open your eyes to the mystery of God’s creation.  Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/ Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/

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A Journey through the Book of Revelation



Why did St. John write the Book of Revelation at a time when Christians were being persecuted? What was the important message he had for the church? Why is it important for us to know what St. John had to say? Welcome to the opportunity to learn about the Book of Revelation; the last book of the Bible.Renowned Scripture scholar, Frances Hogan, explains it all. Join us, from Monday-Friday, and discover the mysteries hidden in the Book of Revelation on Shalom World’s ‘Voyage’.With references to historical time periods and prophecies from various texts in the Bible, Frances Hogan, expounds on this book of consolation and comfort to those being persecuted.The Book of Revelation tells us of the Great Ending and the even greater Beginning.