What Does Abraham Mean in the Bible Read through 2 lenses
Abraham gave all that he had to Isaac,
Abraham gave all that he had to Isaac,
Abraham: the deciding part of the mind that releases an old belief, doing what it thinks is required though it feels like loss.
Christian Psychology lens · Genesis 21:14
Jesus said to them, “Most certainly, I tell you, before Abraham came into existence, I AM.”
Abram (also called Abraham).
So Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord, whose children you now are, if you do well, and are not put in fear by any terror.
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The whole of what the awakened mind holds is handed to the one true heir, not divided and not portioned out. What is real cannot be split among many claimants. It passes entire to the single self that was always meant to carry it.
This is the shape of the inheritance love intends. A mind does not receive a fragment of the truth and lose the rest. When it is ready, everything that belongs to it is given at once and kept whole.

Abraham is the mind of faith reaching toward a promise still to come, a self that lives in time and waits on a future. Beneath that reaching self sits a stiller ground that never began and never ends, the pure sense of being that says only "am" without a past or a name attached to it. This awareness in a person is older than every memory and every hope, present before the thinking self assembled itself out of years.
The eternal in a person is not something achieved by long striving; it is what was already there beneath the one who strives. To touch it is to feel the part of oneself that time cannot age.
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father of a great multitude
father ( source , founder) of a multitude
ABRAHAM rep. the divine celestial, or divine good. Also the celestial church, and the celestial man. A. C. 1965. ‘The angels by A. perceive a saving faith rep. thereby. A.C. 64. A. rep. both the essential divine, which is called father, and the divine human, which is called son; thus the Lord as to both, but the divine human which is from eternity, from which existed, and to which be reduced the human born in time, when he glorified this. A. C. 3251.
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