Genesis 16:8

⁸dixit ad illam: Agar ancilla Sarai, unde venis? et quo vadis? Qu respondit: A facie Sarai domin me ego fugio.

Genesis 16 recounts the tragic story of Sarai's impatience and Hagar's mistreatment, leading to the birth of Ishmael. Faced with barrenness and a delayed promise, Sarai takes matters into her own hands, offering her servant Hagar to Abram as a surrogate. This decision sparks conflict, Hagar flees, and an angel of the Lord intervenes, promising Hagar a multitude of descendants and instructing her to return. The chapter highlights the human tendency to try and “help” God fulfill His promises, often with painful and lasting consequences, while also showcasing God's compassionate care for the vulnerable.

References· Genesis 16

a: v.11 — Exodus 2:23-24, Exodus 3:7, Isaiah 7:14, 1 Samuel 1:20, Genesis 41:51-52, Genesis 17:19, Luke 1:63, Exodus 3:9, Matthew 1:21-23, Job 38:41
b: v.13 — Psalms 139:1-12, Genesis 32:30, Proverbs 15:3, Proverbs 5:21, Genesis 16:7, Genesis 31:42, Genesis 22:14, Exodus 34:5-7, Genesis 28:17, Exodus 33:18-23

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