In the book of Genesis, Abraham was written as coming from Ur, but the writer was also reminding the readers that in between the journey from Ur to the Levant, he once was dwelling in Harran. In other words, it alludes to his stay there.

This is just one of the many clues people would miss when reading the Bible literally.

In the book of Genesis, Abraham was written as coming from Ur, but the writer was also reminding the readers that in between the journey from Ur to the Levant, he once was dwelling in Harran. In other words, it alludes to his stay there.1

This is just one of the many clues people would miss when reading the Bible literally.

In the book of Genesis, Abraham was written as coming from Ur, but the writer was also reminding the readers that in between the journey from Ur to the Levant, he once was dwelling in Harran.

It is just one of the many clues people would miss when reading the Bible literally.

In the book of Genesis, Abraham was written as coming from Ur, but the writer was also reminding the readers that in between the journey from Ur to the Levant, he once was dwelling in Harran. In other words, it alludes to his stay there.

This is just one of the many clues people would miss when reading the Bible literally.