Promise of Isaac

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Promise of Isaac refers to God’s covenantal assurance in the Hebrew Bible that Abraham and Sarah would miraculously have a son, Isaac, through whom the chosen lineage would continue.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Old Testament theme
biblical concept
covenantal assurance
divine promise
centralFigure Abraham NERFINISHED
God NERFINISHED
Sarah NERFINISHED
concernsPerson Isaac NERFINISHED
contrastedWith birth of Ishmael
describesEvent miraculous birth of Isaac
fulfilledIn birth of Isaac
genealogicalOutcome Israelite nation
givenTo Abraham NERFINISHED
Sarah NERFINISHED
hasInterpretationIn Christian theology NERFINISHED
Islamic tradition
Jewish exegesis
hasPrimarySource Book of Genesis NERFINISHED
Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
implies Isaac as child of promise
involvesTheme covenant
divine faithfulness
election
fulfillment of prophecy
lineage of the chosen people
languageOfOrigin Hebrew
mentionedIn Genesis narrative of Abraham
partOf Abrahamic covenant NERFINISHED
precondition Abrahamic faith in God
relatedConcept Abrahamic covenant NERFINISHED
land promise to Abraham
promise of descendants
religiousTradition Christianity
Islam
Judaism
scripturalReference Genesis 12 NERFINISHED
Genesis 15 NERFINISHED
Genesis 17
Genesis 18 NERFINISHED
Genesis 21 NERFINISHED
signAssociated circumcision
theologicalSignificance continuation of covenant line through Isaac
timeOfFulfillment when Abraham was about 100 years old
when Sarah was beyond childbearing age
understoodAs foundation of Israel’s covenant identity
viewedAs test of Abraham and Sarah’s faith

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Call of Abraham relatedEvent Promise of Isaac