In Genesis 20, Abraham lies again about his wife, but God intervenes when Abimelech takes her. The chapter teaches that believers are one with God, and that God can use them to bring restoration to others. It highlights the concept that coming against believers is coming against God and emphasizes the power of intercessory prayers.
In Genesis 18, God reiterates the promise of a son to Abraham and Sarah, demonstrating His ability to make the impossible possible. Additionally, He reveals His just nature in His dealings with Sodom and Gomorrah. This chapter teaches us to trust in God's promises and intercede for others to turn from sin.
In Genesis 16, Sarai and Abraham's attempt to fulfill God's promise through human effort fails. The chapter illustrates that man's efforts to help God do not work, and God corrects our wrong steps. The lesson is to trust in God's timing and direction, as He corrects our mistakes and fulfills His promises.
