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Abraham & Abimelech

Abimelech, a Philistine ruler, abducts Abrahams wife Sara; Abraham pretends she is his sister, and Abimelech returns her : Abimelech is confused by all this, and so am I

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Abraham Confused Philistine Pretends Returns Ruler Sara Sister Testament Abducts Abimelech


EDITORS COMMENTS
Abraham and Abimelech: A Tale of Deception and Confusion from the Hebrew Bible This intriguing photograph print, sourced from Mary Evans Picture Library, depicts a pivotal moment in the Old Testament of the Bible, as told in the Book of Genesis. In the image, we see the ancient ruler Abimelech of the Philistines, seated on a throne, with the elderly patriarch Abraham standing before him. Abraham's wife, Sarah, is shown to the side, looking on with a mixture of fear and uncertainty. The story behind this scene unfolds in Genesis 20, where we learn that Sarah, believing herself to be barren, had given Abraham her maidservant Hagar as a wife, and together they had a son, Ishmael. However, Sarah grew jealous of Hagar's son and asked Abraham to send Hagar and Ishmael away. In a moment of desperation, Sarah suggested that Abraham pass her off as his sister, so that Abimelech would take her as his wife instead. Abraham, fearing for his life, agreed to this deception. Abimelech, who was unaware of Sarah's true identity, took her as his wife. God, however, intervened and revealed the truth to Abimelech in a dream. Abimelech was shocked and ashamed, and he quickly returned Sarah to Abraham, along with gifts and blessings for the couple. This photograph print beautifully captures the complexity of the situation, with Abraham's furrowed brow and Abimelech's confused expression, reflecting the moral ambiguity and intrigue of this biblical tale. The historical and religious significance of this event continues to resonate with us today, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of ancient history and the complexities of human relationships.

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