Which Old Testament figure is known as the 'Father of Faith' because he believed God's promise about his offspring?
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Correct answer: Abraham
Abraham is the primary example of faith in the Bible. Genesis 15:6 states that he believed the Lord, and it was credited to him as righteousness, long before the law was given.
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