Genesis 13:2-5 states "Abram was very rich in cattle...and Lot also, which went with Abram had flocks, and herds, and tents". So, it could have been both sheep and cattle. Lot was Abram's nephew. They had been traveling together since they had left Ur many years before. But now their "flocks" and "herds" had become so extensive, and their herdsmen so quarrelsome over pasture lands, that it seemed best to separate.
Sarah .
Abram
Abram, who was later called Abraham. Although the Bible does not specifically say Abram was born in Ur, it says Abram's grandfather was born there (Genesis 11:28) and his father moved the family away (Genesis 11:31).
Sarah, Abram. You can find a lot of them in Bible.
Genesis chapter 12
It comes from the conversation between God and Abram - regarding his offspring, at a time when Abram was elderly and childless.
A word that the Bible uses for cattle is "kine."
It is not explicitly mentioned in the Bible whether Terah, Abram's father, believed in God. However, Terah's family was from a region known for idol worship, so it is likely that he may have been influenced by these beliefs. It was Abram who later became the patriarch of monotheistic faith in God.
The exact date of when Abram was born is not listed in The Bible. However, it is believed that he lived around 2000 BCE.Answer:According to tradition, Abraham was born in 1812 BCE.
Abram was 75 years old in Gn 12:1-9 and doesn't tell his age until later in the Bible.
In Genesis 14 when speaking of Abram (Abraham):Genesis 14:13A man who had escaped came and reported this to Abram the Hebrew. Now Abram was living near the great trees of Mamre the Amorite, a brother of Eshkol and Aner, all of whom were allied with Abram.
Sarai is the wife of Abram. After Abram made a covenant with GOD, GOD changed his name to Abraham. His wife was no longer Sarai, but Sarah. She is the Mother of nations, not the Bible. For the Bible was not written yet. It would not get its first book for another 500 years or so.