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The Abrahamic Covenant
G. R. Hawtin In the twelfth chapter of Genesis an entirely new era in God's dealing with mankind is revealed with the calling of Abraham and his descendants to be a special people - a chosen nation for God's service that through Abraham and his seed all the families of the earth would be blessed. These descendants of Abraham were to be a distinct and separate people unto God peculiarly His forever. "To Abraham and His seed were the promises made." Gal. 3:16. God's promise and covenant with Abraham is wholly entirely and completely unconditional . . . no choice was given to Abraham in the matter nor conditions attached or demanded of him. If ever a covenant was made where God was supreme and man had nothing whatever to say it is the covenant the Lord God Almighty made with His servant Abraham. The author shows how God's covenant with "Abraham's seed" is still in effect and which people and nations represent that "seed" in the world today. Paperback 166 pages
156 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1988
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