Abraham (n.) found God the way a traveler might find the owner of a burning palace: by asking whether anyone cared, and hearing the owner answer.
Abraham (n.) founded faith with a no, smashing idols in the midst of a dazzling civilization.
Abraham (n.) argued against Sodom's destruction though it would have been a victory for religion, and he still stands before the Lord.
Abraham (n.) argues with God for Sodom instead of bowing to fate.
Abraham (n.) found God like a traveler who sees a lit palace and asks: can no one be caring for this?
Abraham (n.) could reach on his own only wonder and readiness; the finding was given.
Abraham (n.) is the friend who lit a window for a king lost in the dark, until the king asked him to walk ahead with the light.