The beginning of Abraham’s relationship with God starts by Abraham being chosen by him to rule a great nation of followers of God, which he has promised to prepare for him. God protects Abraham, and we can see this when God

says, “And I will bless them that bless thee and curse him that curseth thee” (12:3). Already we start to see that God wants Abraham to survive to fulfill his blessing. God could be considered his friend now because in the world we live in now, a true friend cherishes and protects another friend, no matter what happens. We see God protecting Abraham in Egypt when he encounters the pharaoh. Abraham knows that “they will kill me” if he enters Egypt with a wife. But after, when the pharaoh finds out that he had lied, Abraham is sent out with his gifts without a scratch. God had sent plagues into Egypt and the pharaoh knew it was because of Abraham. We are staring to see a friendship that is quickly growing. The bond between them two is very strong, and soon enough Abraham will become more and more comfortable when talking to him.

Throughout the Bible, we will see how God will test his followers to see how much faith they have in him. God does so when he tempts Abraham, “Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest…and offer him there for a burnt offering upon one of the mountains” (22:2). In the text we can see how God is trying to make Abraham refuse by saying “thine only son” and “whom thou lovest�

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