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Old Princeton Seminary and the Westminster Standards

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But perhaps no other portion of the Old Testament is more misunderstood by readers today

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About the Editors

Strangers and Exiles nkjv Old Princeton Seminary and theAbraham is a foundational figure in the history of the church. But he is at the same time profoundly human and raw and real. Isolated in an unbelieving world, his story shows what it means for the Lord to take hold of a sinner, privilege him with promises, use him in his service and sustain him to the end. Given the current cultural dislocation of Christianity, the central thread of Abrahams life is increasingly relevant. Ultimately, it speaks of a