The Sorrow of Prophet Abraham

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The Sorrow of Prophet Abraham was the greatest sorrows among all worldly sorrows. Prophet Abraham was surrounded by difficulties of Time and fear of Difficult Time. Prophet Abraham was helpless in front of Time. Prophet Abraham was surrounded by Sorrows. There were human emotions in the Prophet Abraham because Prophet Abraham was human too. Sorrows of Difficult Time broke the heart of Prophet Abraham. Prophet Abraham was faithful towards God and He was economically weak. Father God sent Abraham to the land of Canaan and gave the land of Canaan to Prophet Abraham. Suddenly There was most worst famine hit the Cannan which destroyed the Cannan and forced Abraham to move towards other place. Difficult Time was the cause of the sorrow of Prophet Abraham. When Prophet Abraham was about to enter in the kingdom of Egypt , There was fear of Egyptians in the mind of Prophet Abraham because His wife Sarah was so beautiful and For taking his wife Sarah, Egyptians might kill him So He hid his wife identity in front of Egyptians. Difficult Time was the cause of the fear of Abraham. Difficult Time produced the fear of Death in the Abraham's Mind So Prophet Abraham spoke half lie words in front of Egyptians. Egyptians praised the beauty of Abraham's wife Sarah in front of their King Pharaoh So King Pharaoh wanted to get Abraham's wife Sarah at any cost. By his Power, King Pharaoh taken away Abraham's wife Sarah from Abraham. Prophet Abraham was helpless in front of Difficult Time. Difficult Time was the cause of the separation of Abraham and Sarah. There was sorrow of separation in the heart of Prophet Abraham. There were sorrows of words in the mind of Prophet Abraham and There were words of sorrows in the mind of Prophet Abraham. Prophet Abraham was weeping in his sorrow of his human emotions, He was remmembering his wife Sarah, His mind was weeping and His heart was weeping. In his sorrow, He was praying to God and He was worshipping the God. His Wife Sarah was weeping too, She was weeping in her sorrowful words, She was weeping in her sorrowful mind. There was pain of separation in 'the heart of Sarah and the heart of Prophet Abraham'. Her heart was weeping, Difficult Time broke the Sarah. There were true love between Abraham and Sarah. There was pain in the Abraham's heart and There was pain in the Sarah's heart. Father God listened the prayers of 'Prophet Abraham and Sarah' and He warned the King Pharaoh through Horrific dream, King Pharaoh saw horrific dream and He had been terrified by the horrific dream, He saw many plagues in his kingdom, These Plagues were destroying his kingdom. In his fear, Finally He returned Sarah to her husband Prophet Abraham and He donated wealth to Prophet Abraham. He expelled Prophet Abraham from his kingdom with honour. Father God rescued the Abraham's Wife Sarah. Father God saved the dignity of Prophet Abraham's wife Sarah. Aftet 20 Years , King of Philistines King Abimelech did same errors like King of Egypt, King Pharaoh and He did get same result as like as King Pharaoh. He saw horrific plagues in his kingdom and These Plagues were destroying his kingdom. Finally as like as King Pharaoh , He returned sarah to her husband Prophet Abraham. Father God rescued Sarah again. 
Prophet Abraham was depend on the Holy Mercy of the Father God.

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