Abraham and Common Grace (2)

In this article we continue to fix our attention upon a view of Abraham's career -- a view, as was before said hatched out and developed by the late Dr. A. Kuyperin conflict with the one circulating through our articles. What we have been stressing is that Abra­ham lived alone; that the state of existence in which his calling involved him was that of a nomad, a spirit­ual-ethical and social-political recluse, or, in the words of the sacred narrator, that of a guest of the Canaanites, a stranger...