Genesis 18.1-10a

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Limerick

By oaks near the great terebinth’s shade,
Abraham saw three who had come to his aid.
He hurried to serve,
With bread and a curve,
And welcomed them gladly, in kindness displayed.

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Potential actions to take in response

A practical way to respond to Genesis 18:1-10a is to practice hospitality and kindness in your daily life. The passage shows Abraham welcoming strangers warmly, offering them food and comfort. You can do the same by being attentive to people around you—whether neighbors, coworkers, or even someone you pass by regularly—by offering a friendly smile, small acts of help, or simply showing genuine interest in their well-being. For example, you might invite a neighbor over for a meal, help someone with errands, or listen attentively when someone needs to talk. These actions reflect the value of kindness and openness shown in the story, fostering a sense of community and compassion in your everyday interactions.

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Related passages

**Summary (20 words):**
Hospitality, divine visitation, promise of Isaac, faith, blessings, God’s mercy, hospitality’s importance, Abraham’s obedience, divine communication, covenant.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Genesis 19:1-3** –
Sodom’s hospitality contrast; shows importance of welcoming strangers, similar to Abraham’s kindness and divine encounter.

2. **Hebrews 13:2** –
Encourages showing hospitality; relates to Abraham’s hospitality, highlighting its spiritual significance and blessing.

3. **Romans 4:20-21** –
Abraham’s faith in God’s promises exemplifies trust; connects to God’s promise of Isaac and divine faithfulness.

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