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God's chief interest in the Creation is righteousness.

God involves Himself in the events of history.

God is not aloof or distant (as some philosophers used to think).

God chooses those who choose Him.

God ultimately vindicates the righteous. Abraham's fame and legacy still continue.

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One lesson is unwavering patience. God gave the Holy Land to Abraham (Genesis 15), but his descendants were not able (or allowed by God) to take it until over 450 years later, in the lifetime of Joshua.

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One example is unwavering trust in God. God promised Abraham a son in his old age (Genesis 15), and Isaac wasn't born until 30 years later (Genesis 21). (Ishmael was born in the meantime [Genesis 16], but it became clear that he would not be the one to carry on Abraham's traditions [Genesis 21:12]).

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