AngelAbram waseighty-six yearsold when Hagargave birth toIshmael.IsnmealAbramOnce she waspregnant Hagardespised Saraiwho in turnmistreated her.But he andSarai his wifedid not havechildren andnow they wereboth old.An angelof the Lordfound herthere. Life forHagar was somiserable thatshe ran awayinto the desertAbram andHagarconceived achildtogether.She never forgothow God hadcome to herrescue andannounced, ‘Youare the God whosees me.’Servant‘You will give birthto a son and youare to call himIshmael (meaningGod hears).However Godhad promisedthat Abram andSarai wouldhave a childShe took her toAbram and said, ‘Ihave not bornechildren but I amgiving you Hagarso you can have achild with her.’Hagar obeyedand when thechild was bornhe was namedIshmaelGod hadpromisedAbram that hewould be thefather of a greatnation.‘Go back toSarai and dowhat she asksyou to do,’ theangel told her.Hagar‘Hagar, wherehave you comefrom, andwhere are yougoing?’ theangel asked.Alone andhelpless, shestopped at aspring to restand drinkSarai had anEgyptianservantcalled HagarSaraiThe Lord hasheard of yourmisery. Yourdescendants willbe too numerousto count.”‘I’m runningaway frommy mistressSarai,’ sheanswered.It seemedimpossible thatthis could happen.But nothing isimpossible forGod.AngelAbram waseighty-six yearsold when Hagargave birth toIshmael.IsnmealAbramOnce she waspregnant Hagardespised Saraiwho in turnmistreated her.But he andSarai his wifedid not havechildren andnow they wereboth old.An angelof the Lordfound herthere. Life forHagar was somiserable thatshe ran awayinto the desertAbram andHagarconceived achildtogether.She never forgothow God hadcome to herrescue andannounced, ‘Youare the God whosees me.’Servant‘You will give birthto a son and youare to call himIshmael (meaningGod hears).However Godhad promisedthat Abram andSarai wouldhave a childShe took her toAbram and said, ‘Ihave not bornechildren but I amgiving you Hagarso you can have achild with her.’Hagar obeyedand when thechild was bornhe was namedIshmaelGod hadpromisedAbram that hewould be thefather of a greatnation.‘Go back toSarai and dowhat she asksyou to do,’ theangel told her.Hagar‘Hagar, wherehave you comefrom, andwhere are yougoing?’ theangel asked.Alone andhelpless, shestopped at aspring to restand drinkSarai had anEgyptianservantcalled HagarSaraiThe Lord hasheard of yourmisery. Yourdescendants willbe too numerousto count.”‘I’m runningaway frommy mistressSarai,’ sheanswered.It seemedimpossible thatthis could happen.But nothing isimpossible forGod.

GENESIS 16 - HAGAR AND ISHMAEL - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Angel
  2. Abram was eighty-six years old when Hagar gave birth to Ishmael.
  3. Isnmeal
  4. Abram
  5. Once she was pregnant Hagar despised Sarai who in turn mistreated her.
  6. But he and Sarai his wife did not have children and now they were both old.
  7. An angel of the Lord found her there
  8. . Life for Hagar was so miserable that she ran away into the desert
  9. Abram and Hagar conceived a child together.
  10. She never forgot how God had come to her rescue and announced, ‘You are the God who sees me.’
  11. Servant
  12. ‘You will give birth to a son and you are to call him Ishmael (meaning God hears).
  13. However God had promised that Abram and Sarai would have a child
  14. She took her to Abram and said, ‘I have not borne children but I am giving you Hagar so you can have a child with her.’
  15. Hagar obeyed and when the child was born he was named Ishmael
  16. God had promised Abram that he would be the father of a great nation.
  17. ‘Go back to Sarai and do what she asks you to do,’ the angel told her. Hagar
  18. ‘Hagar, where have you come from, and where are you going?’ the angel asked.
  19. Alone and helpless, she stopped at a spring to rest and drink
  20. Sarai had an Egyptian servant called Hagar
  21. Sarai
  22. The Lord has heard of your misery. Your descendants will be too numerous to count.”
  23. ‘I’m running away from my mistress Sarai,’ she answered.
  24. It seemed impossible that this could happen. But nothing is impossible for God.