Old Testament · Faith
Abraham Bible Story
Abraham hears God's call, leaves home, and learns to trust God's promises.
Short Bible Story Preview
God called Abram to leave his country and go to a land God would show him. God promised to bless him, make his family into a great nation, and bring blessing to all families of the earth.
Abram, later named Abraham, did not know every detail of the road ahead. He had to trust God's promise step by step. God promised a son even when Abraham and Sarah were very old.
Abraham's story teaches children that faith is not knowing everything in advance. Faith listens, follows, waits, and trusts the God who speaks.
Artwork in This Story
Abraham and the Three Angels
- Artist
- Bartolome Esteban Murillo
- Date
- 17th century
- Source
- Wikimedia Commons Source
- Rights
- Public domain artwork reproduction
The image points to Abraham as a host and listener, not only a traveler, which deepens the faith story.
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Key Lesson
Faith follows God one step at a time because God's promises can be trusted.
Parent Questions
- What did God ask Abraham to leave?
- What did God promise?
- Why was waiting hard?
- What is one small step of faith?
