Abram and Sarai's decision to take matters into their own hands by having a child through Hagar, an Egyptian maid, leads to a series of consequences, including the birth of Ishmael and the eventual conflict between the Arab and Israeli nations. Meanwhile, God intervenes in Hagar's life, revealing himself as El Shaddai, the Almighty God, and instructing Abram to walk before Him in blamelessness and integrity. [... more]

The Song of Solomon, chapter seven, verse seven, compares a woman's breasts to clusters of grapes, but a closer look reveals a more accurate comparison to a cluster of fruit, highlighting the intricate anatomy of the breast and its connection to the biblical concept of the milk of the word. [... more]