A FAITHFUL SERVANT

Abraham-A Faithful Servant

Abraham-A Faithful Servant

Faithfulness

Historic accounts remain true to keep faith. It describes God in his relation to the human believers. The faithfulness of God and his word is a content issue in the Bible. Isaiah 11:05 tells us that the Christ with fidelity and Revelations 19:11 One described him as the faithful are dressed. God is faithful to his children because he is faithful above all, Himself (II Timothy 2:13). "If we do not believe it, but he remains faithful, he cannot deny himself" "Truth" is a synonym for "loyalty" is used. Since God is always true, it can logically be trusted (Psalm 71:22, Isaiah 61:8) being. The word "loyalty" is often used in the Old Testament to the way God always keeps his promises to describe. God commands us to be faithful (I Corinthians 4:1-2) "a man leave it changes us, as servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God. It is also necessary that a man is faithful stewards" found. Jesus tells a parable (Matthew 25: 14-30) in verses 14-23 he describes the kingdom of heaven as of a man who traveled to a distant country, and called his servants and gave them his goods. To one he gave five talents, to another two and another, to each according to his abilities, and then he continued his journey. The one who received five talents went and traded and won another five went to get one of the two talents, and traded and won two, but one who had received a talent scared, and hid his talent. And after a long time the lord of those servants returned and settled with them. He says to one of the five was traded and won five more, and one that received two and lost two more, "well done, thou good and faithful servant, thou hast been faithful over a few things, I want you to many things, enter into the joy of your Lord

Humility

Genesis 18 begins with a description of Abraham's act of hospitality, as he welcomes three unknown passengers in his camp to eat and to refresh them. This episode of hospitality is like a brand value of the Jewish tradition, regarded as another example of Abraham's character, namely his love and concern for people. This is not the only description of hospitality. Genesis 14:18 shows Melchizedek, king of Salem and priest of the Most High, ...