George Herbert’s devotional poetry echoes Abram’s faith: “Like Abram, I walk where no path is, trusting the unseen promise”; A modern poet writes, “Abram left Ur not for land, but for the silence between stars where God speaks”; In a poem on migration, “We are all children of Abram, carrying tents of memory across borders”; Rainer Maria Rilke alludes to Abram’s call in The Book of Hours: “You must change your life—like Abram, stepping into the unknown”; A liturgical poem chants, “Blessed be Abram, who became Abraham beneath the weight of covenant.”