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Abraham had two sons. First he had Ishmail, an illegitimate son to his wife's servant, Rebecca. Ishmail became the father of Islam. Second he had Isaac to his wife Sarah. Isaac became a father of the 12 Sons/Tribes of Israel and modern Christianity.

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Abraham had two grand sons Jacob and Esau from Isaac. He also had twelve grandsons from Ishmael and several more from the sons of his third wife Keturah. In all likelihood he also had many granddaughters but these were not recorded in The Bible.

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In Genesis 35::23-26 we can find all of Jacobs 12 sons from his wives and maidservants. Leah had the 1st born Reuben, Simeon, Levi, and 4th born holder of the Scepter Promise Judah, Issachar, and Zebulun. Her maidservant, Zilpah had Gad and Asher. All were born in Padan Aram - Mesopotamia in Northern Syria beyond the Euphrates.

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He had two sons Isaac from Sarah and Ishmael from Hager.

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We are told of two sons of Isaac. Jacob and his twin brother Esau (Genesis 25:19-28).

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Sarah, the wife of Abraham bore one son, Isaac. Genesis 21:1-7.

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How did Abraham know that it was the one true God who was calling him if he lived in a society of paganaism and idolotry?

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Primeval and patriarchal history in Old Testament?

The Primeval and Patriarchal history in the Old Testament can be found in Genesis 12-50. It contains the stories of Abram/Abraham's life, as well as the lives of his wife, Sarai/Sarah, and his sons Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.


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How many sons did Abram and Sarai have?

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Did all of terah's sons out live him?

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Where do you find the names of Abraham's two nephews?

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What Abram mean?

Abram means 'Exalted father' or 'The father is exalted'. In the biblical story, he was renamed Abraham, which means 'Father of many'.


What was Abrams and Sarah's sons names?

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