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So Abram put his faith in God, and it was reckoned virtue in him.✻ (Genesis 15, 6)
the Lord answered, Bring me a three-year-old heifer, a three-year-old she-goat, and a three-year-old ram, and a turtle-dove, and a pigeon. (Genesis 15, 9)
The whole day long Abram stood there, driving away the carrion-birds as they swooped down on the carcases; (Genesis 15, 11)
but when the sun set, deep sleep fell upon him, and in the darkness a great dread assailed him. (Genesis 15, 12)
So a voice came to him, This thou must know, that thy race will live as strangers in a land not their own, reduced to slavery and ill-used for four hundred years. (Genesis 15, 13)
But I am there to pass judgement on the nation which enslaves them; and when this is done, they shall come back rich in possessions. (Genesis 15, 14)
but the fourth generation will have come before these return hither; the wickedness of the Amorrhites has not reached its full term. (Genesis 15, 16)
So the sun went down, and when the darkness of night came on, a smoking furnace was seen, a torch of fire that passed between the pieces of flesh. (Genesis 15, 17)
And the Lord, that day, made a covenant with Abram; I will grant this land, he told him, to thy posterity, with its borders reaching up to the river of Egypt, and the great river Euphrates; (Genesis 15, 18)
the Hethites and the Pherezites, the Raphaim, too, (Genesis 15, 20)
And still Abram’s wife Sarai bore him no children. But she had an Egyptian maid-servant, called Agar; (Genesis 16, 1)
and now she said to her husband, The Lord, as thou seest, denies me motherhood; betake thyself to this maid of mine, in the hope that I may at least have children through her means. So Abram consented to the wish of his wife, (Genesis 16, 2)
