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https://www.ou.org/life/files/ari_kahn_1364968730_41-1.jpg7431050As he marches forward, silently focused on his mission, Avraham proves that he is prepared to fear and obey God no matter what the cost, no matter what the task. As the knife in his hand descends toward his son’s neck, the episode comes to an abrupt conclusion, as a heavenly voice calls out, “Now I know that you fear God” - not love God, not emulate God – fear God.