...the reward of it was intended to remain ? Themost.important part of the promise made to Abraham was, that " in his seed, all nations of the earth should be blessed;" and, as this came to pass,*\vhen the Messiah was born from among the Jewish people, the promise made...

...Isaac ; that the ton of Hagar should, indeed, be blessed with a numerous posterity, but that Isaac alone should be entitled to the covenant of promise,...his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed. Abraham, having cheerfully obeyed ,- /. the command of his Maker with respect " , to the males of his...

...in Christ. Abraham their father indeed was faithful and obedient; he therefore received the promise, that «in his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed :" a consideration (if there were no other) sufficient to prove, that the law, which was not given...

...the faithful, and the promise to him that his posterity should inherit a wide and fertile country, and that in his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed; — who had seen this promise gradually fulfilled in » . ,. >' Righteoawewaad Salvation of Man. the...

...renewed to him the promises made to Abraham concerning the giving of the land of Canaan to his posterity, and that in his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed : At the his favourite Jacob, by a system of fraud and lies .- but the following consideration*, by...

...renewed to him the promise* made to Abraham concerning the giving of the land of Canaan to his posterity, and that in his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed : At the his favourite Jacob, by a system of fraud and lies : but the following considerations, by...

...promise which we are now considering ; perhaps in other ways ; but unquestionably by this prediction, that " in his seed all " nations of the earth should be blessed." That we do right in connecting the promise given to our First Parents with that of the universal blessing...

...your father Abraham rejoiced to see my day, and he saw it, and was glad: he rejoiced in the promise, that in his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed: he understood it to refer to a future Redeemer ; and he exulted in the prospect. The Scripture, says...

...God promised Abraham, that he would bless them that did bless him, and curse them that did curse him, and that in his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed, and that he •would multiply his seed as the stars of the firmament, and * Opportunity. t And reproved...

...were vehemently urged by St. Austin to reconcile their hypothesis with (he promise made to Abraham, " that in his seed all nations of the earth should be blessed." But will any Pedobaptist be found so absurd as to * Tliwic who dcliYCTwl up the rarred writings. t...