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Hagar And The Well. Then god opened hagar’s eyes, and she saw a well of water. Just as moses met god beyond the wilderness in the glory of the burning bush, so hagar met god in the wilderness through the glory of a miraculous well. 2 so she said to. For god, it is said, opened her eyes, that is, enabled her to see. As abravanel notices, the well already existed, and was not created for hagar's use; El roi, the god who sees (genesis 16:13). As abravanel notices, the well already existed, and was not created for hagar’s use; Interestingly, hagar is the only person in the bible—male or female, jew or gentile—who’s named god personally. So she went and filled the bottle with water and gave the boy a drink. But she had an egyptian slave named hagar; God promises abraham and sarah that their son will be a great nation For god, it is said, opened her eyes, that is, enabled her to see something that indicated the existence of. 8 the child grew and was weaned, and on the day isaac was weaned abraham held a great feast. Later in the story, hagar, out of gratitude, gives god a name: 16 now sarai, abram’s wife, had borne him no children.

Then god opened hagar’s eyes, and she saw a well of water. But she had an egyptian slave named hagar; 16 now sarai, abram’s wife, had borne him no children. El roi, the god who sees (genesis 16:13). For god, it is said, opened her eyes, that is, enabled her to see. Hagar and ishmael sent away. Interestingly, hagar is the only person in the bible—male or female, jew or gentile—who’s named god personally. As abravanel notices, the well already existed, and was not created for hagar’s use; So she went and filled the bottle with water and gave the boy a drink. God promises abraham and sarah that their son will be a great nation

Hagar and Ishmael Genesis 16 Hagar a story of a woman and water

Hagar And The Well But she had an egyptian slave named hagar; 8 the child grew and was weaned, and on the day isaac was weaned abraham held a great feast. So she went and filled the bottle with water and gave the boy a drink. As abravanel notices, the well already existed, and was not created for hagar's use; El roi, the god who sees (genesis 16:13). But she had an egyptian slave named hagar; 2 so she said to. Then god opened hagar’s eyes, and she saw a well of water. As abravanel notices, the well already existed, and was not created for hagar’s use; Hagar and ishmael sent away. Just as moses met god beyond the wilderness in the glory of the burning bush, so hagar met god in the wilderness through the glory of a miraculous well. For god, it is said, opened her eyes, that is, enabled her to see. For god, it is said, opened her eyes, that is, enabled her to see something that indicated the existence of. God promises abraham and sarah that their son will be a great nation Later in the story, hagar, out of gratitude, gives god a name: Interestingly, hagar is the only person in the bible—male or female, jew or gentile—who’s named god personally.