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He held on to God's promise—he didn't doubt it. Instead his trust in God grew stronger, and he gave glory to God. He was totally convinced that what God had promised he had the power to deliver.

As Scripture says, “I've made you the father of many nations.” For in the presence of God, Abraham trusted in the God who makes the dead alive and speaks into existence what didn't previously exist.

Jesus was handed over to die because of our sins, and was raised to life to make us right.

Against all hope Abraham in hope trusted God, so he could become the father of many peoples, just as God had promised him: “This is how many descendants you'll have!”

So the promise is based on trusting God. It is provided as a free gift, guaranteed to all the children of Abraham—not merely to those who follow the law, but also to those who trust like Abraham, the father of us all.

“How happy are those whose wrongs are forgiven, and whose sins are covered. How happy are those the Lord does not consider sinful.”

However, what does Scripture say? “Abraham trusted God, and so he was considered as being a good person who did right.”