Chris Juby

Every chapter of the Bible in 140 characters or less.

I summarised the Bible on Twitter between Aug 2010 and Nov 2013 - one tweet per chapter, one chapter per day.

The @biblesummary account peaked at over 30,000 followers, and was featured in the news all over the world.

Find out about the project here, or feel free to get in contact.

Genesis 21 (in 140 characters or less)

As promised, Sarah had a son: Isaac. She had Hagar and Ishmael sent away but God preserved them. Abraham and Abimelech made a treaty.

Posted on 28 Aug 2010 to 13,407 followers, with 25 retweets.
Read Genesis 21 in full.

Prev | Genesis | Next

Bible Summary

Buy the Bible Summary book

All 1,189 summaries now available in paperback and on Kindle.

Buy from Amazon

Comments

annonomous

thanks for the summery i needed this for religion homework and found it really helpfull :)

Adams dammy

Thanks alot. GOD shall bless you.

Seokjin

Thank you but is this christian or catholic because im looking for christian

biblesummary

Hi Seokjin, I'm following the Protestant canon, and mainly referring to the NKJV, NIV, NRSV, ESV, NLT and NASB translations.

Religini

Abimelech - WTF
this whole religion thing is ****. Why do i need to know what happened before i was born.
:P

Courtney

Thank you for doing this. I am reading the bible for the first time cover to cover and this really helps me along the way.

chrisjuby

Great to hear, Courtney. I'm glad to be of assistance. Keep going, it's worth it!

JB

I often wondered what ever happened to Ishmael since he had separated from his father Abraham..sad event

Carole

The Lord is faithful and kept His promise and Isaac was born to Abraham & Sarah.
He also heard Ishmael crying and cared for him.

Bev B

A promise kept at just the right time!

sherwin casaul

thank you very much.......... it realy enlighten me .. thank you po.

jhoriel m de belen

thank you very much po kahit hindi ko nagamit

Post a comment

What do you make of this chapter? What do you think of my summary? How would you summarise it?

or use the form below...