Psalm 91 praises God's covenant faithfulness that protects and delivers those who take refuge in him.

Psalm 28 calls on God to save his covenant people who have trusted in him.

Did Abraham lie----That seems the most pressing matter to many in reading this chapter, but is that the primary point Moses made to the second generation of Israel in writing this book--

Psalm 27 exhorts us to wait with hope in the Lord, because being lifted up in victory means unbroken fellowship with Yahweh in his presence.

Psalm 90 acknowledges the passing of generations under the shadow of God's promises and prays for God's covenantal faithfulness to redeem and restore his servants.

Why is Lot saved from destruction----Chapter 19 demonstrates that by God's mercy through Abraham, Lot is delivered.

How do chapter 18's two questions relate to each other----Is anything too hard for God-- And, shall not the judge of all the earth do right--

When you think you've solved the problem ...--For thirteen years Abraham thought the childlessness problem had been solved.

What child----As time passed by, Abraham and Sarah seemed no closer to the fulfillment of God's promise to them.

Is Abraham's childlessness a problem----Genesis presents problem after problem for God's promises to be literally fulfilled, but Abraham having no children is the biggest one.