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Jesus referred to one woman as "a daughter of Abraham" {{bibleref|Luke|13:16}}. Elsewhere in the New Testament there are references to "children of Abraham" ({{bibleref|Matthew|3:8|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|Luke|3:8|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|John|8:39|TNIV}}), "seed of Abraham" ({{bibleref|John|8:33|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Romans|9:7|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|Romans|11:1|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Galatians|3:29|TNIV}}) and "sons of Abraham" {{{bibleref|John|8:33|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Romans|9:7|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|Romans|11:1|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Galatians|3:29|TNIV}}). Jesus referred to one woman as "a daughter of Abraham" {{bibleref|Luke|13:16}}. Elsewhere in the New Testament there are references to "children of Abraham" ({{bibleref|Matthew|3:8|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|Luke|3:8|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|John|8:39|TNIV}}), "seed of Abraham" ({{bibleref|John|8:33|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Romans|9:7|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|Romans|11:1|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Galatians|3:29|TNIV}}) and "sons of Abraham" {{{bibleref|John|8:33|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Romans|9:7|TNIV}}, {{bibleref|Romans|11:1|TNIV}}; {{bibleref|Galatians|3:29|TNIV}}).

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Jesus referred to one woman as "a daughter of Abraham" Luke 13:16. Elsewhere in the New Testament there are references to "children of Abraham" (Matthew 3:8, Luke 3:8, John 8:39), "seed of Abraham" (John 8:33; Romans 9:7, Romans 11:1; Galatians 3:29) and "sons of Abraham" {John 8:33; Romans 9:7, Romans 11:1; Galatians 3:29).

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