Genesis 15.1-6

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Limerick

In a dream, God’s voice did declare,
“Fear not, for I am thy shield fair,
Thy reward is great,
Count the stars if thou’st
Believed, and righteousness shall be there.”

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Potential actions to take in response

A practical way to respond to Genesis 15:1-6 is to focus on building trust in your own decisions and plans. The passage emphasizes that trusting in what’s promised—like Abraham believing that he would have a child despite the odds—can help you feel more confident even when outcomes seem uncertain. You might do this by setting small, achievable goals in areas of your life where you feel unsure, then following through on them. Each success can reinforce your ability to trust yourself and your judgment, much like Abraham trusted the promise made to him. This approach encourages you to develop a mindset of confidence and patience, recognizing that taking steps forward—even when results aren’t immediate—builds faith in the process and in your capacity to handle challenges.

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Related passages

**Summary of Genesis 15:1-6 (20 words):**
Faith in God’s promises, trust in divine assurance, righteousness through belief, God’s covenant with Abram, and God’s reassurance.

**Related Bible Passages and Explanations:**

1. **Romans 4:20-21**
Abram’s unwavering faith in God’s promise exemplifies justified righteousness, emphasizing trust over human effort, aligning with Genesis 15.

2. **Hebrews 11:8-12**
Highlighting faith as trust in God’s promises, Abram’s obedience and belief serve as an example of faith’s importance in salvation history.

3. **Galatians 3:6-9**
Abraham’s belief counted as righteousness demonstrates faith’s central role, illustrating how trusting God’s promises is foundational for believers.

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