| Abraham the Hurrian would become Abraham the Hebrew. A specific mission was attached to this change of name… |
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The Bible mentions different places, excluding the land of the Hurrians, that would be given to Abraham as a promised land. Abraham would go to Canaan as a Hurrian, would present his wife to the Pharaoh of Egypt as his sister, according to Hurrian custom, would live in the promised land as a Hurrian, would be happy having a Hurrian daughter in-law and a granddaughter-in-law, and would be excited to see that a ram, a symbol of Hurrian vitality and greatness, would be offered to God instead of his beloved Isaac… |
| When Abraham left ARland, he never came back. He said “good bye” to his home, his homeland, his broth¬ers, his extended family, and the graveyard of his father. He was not allowed anymore to be attached to any fortune, memory or glory, because “??” (The One Who Is), The One Who called him for the new divine adventure, will tell him :Extract from Part II, Chapter 2, p. 111 |
