Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac on Mount Moriah demonstrated primarily his
Alove for God above all things
Bobedience and total trust in GodCORRECT
Cdesire to please the people around him
Dbelief that Isaac would not actually die
GCEChristian Religious StudiesThe Patriarchs2019
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Why the answer is B, and why the others tempt you.
The near-sacrifice of Isaac in Genesis 22 is a supreme test of Abraham's obedience and faith. God commended Abraham saying 'now I know that you fear God' because he did not withhold his only son. The lesson centres on unconditional obedience and trust in God's provision, not merely emotional love.
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