Genesis 15

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Genesis 15 is a chapter in the Book of Genesis that recounts God’s covenant with Abram, including the promise of numerous descendants and the formal sealing of that promise through a sacrificial ceremony.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chapter of the Bible
chapter of the Book of Genesis
canonicalPosition 15th chapter of Genesis
containsEvent Abram’s belief credited as righteousness
God’s covenant with Abram
counting the stars illustration
deep sleep of Abram
granting of land promise to Abram’s offspring
promise of numerous descendants
prophecy of Israel’s future oppression and deliverance
sacrificial covenant ceremony
vision of the word of the LORD to Abram
follows Genesis 14 NERFINISHED
includesRitual cutting of animals for covenant ceremony
includesSymbol flaming torch passing between pieces
smoking firepot passing between pieces
keyTheme covenant
divine promise
faith
land promise
offspring promise
righteousness by faith
lists Amorites NERFINISHED
Canaanites NERFINISHED
Girgashites NERFINISHED
Hittites NERFINISHED
Jebusites NERFINISHED
Kadmonites NERFINISHED
Kenites NERFINISHED
Kenizzites NERFINISHED
Perizzites NERFINISHED
Rephaim NERFINISHED
land from the river of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates
literaryForm narrative
mentions Abram NERFINISHED
Eliezer of Damascus NERFINISHED
a flaming torch
a smoking firepot
the LORD NERFINISHED
partOf Book of Genesis NERFINISHED
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Old Testament NERFINISHED
Torah NERFINISHED
precedes Genesis 16 NERFINISHED
primaryHumanSubject Abram NERFINISHED
quotedIn Galatians 3 NERFINISHED
James 2
Romans 4 NERFINISHED
significanceInTheology foundational text for doctrine of justification by faith
states Abram believed the LORD
Abram will be buried at a good old age NERFINISHED
Abram will go to his fathers in peace
Abram will have a son from his own body
Abram’s descendants will be as numerous as the stars
Abram’s descendants will be enslaved and oppressed for four hundred years
Abram’s descendants will be strangers in a land not theirs
Abram’s descendants will come out with great possessions
Abram’s reward will be very great
the LORD brought Abram out of Ur of the Chaldeans
the LORD counted Abram’s belief as righteousness
the LORD will judge the nation that enslaves Abram’s descendants
the iniquity of the Amorites is not yet complete

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Genesis 16 follows Genesis 15