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- The Destruction of Sodom and Amorah
9. גשׁ־הלאה gesh-hāl'âh, “approach to a distant
point,” stand back.
11. סנורים _san__e__vērı̂ym_, “blindness,” affecting the
mental more than the ocular visi...
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CHAPTER 19 THE DESTRUCTION OF SODOM AND GOMORRAH
_ 1. The angels visit (Genesis 19:1)_
2. Lot and the Sodomites (Genesis 19:6)
3. The destruction of Sodom announced (Genesis 19:12)
4. Lot and his
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The men reach Sodom at even, and Lot, sitting as was customary in the
spacious city gate, invites them, with the same courtesy and
hospitality as his uncle, to stay the night in his house. They at
fir...
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GENESIS 12:1 TO GENESIS 25:18. THE STORY OF ABRAHAM. In this section
the three main sources, J. E, P are present. Gunkel has given strong
reasons for holding that J is here made up of two main sources...
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EAT. See Genesis 18:8....
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_he urged them greatly_ The gentle compulsion of Oriental courtesy. To
let a stranger sleep out at night would be contrary to all canons of
civility, cf. Judges 19:16-22.
_a feast_ Lit. "a drinking fe...
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PART THIRTY-TWO
THE STORY OF ABRAHAM: LOT'S LAST DAYS
Genesis 19:1-38
1. _Lot's Hospitality_ (Genesis 19:1-3)
1 And the two angels came to Sodom at even; and Lot sat in the gate of
Sodom: and Lot sa...
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_AND HE PRESSED UPON THEM GREATLY; AND THEY TURNED IN UNTO HIM, AND
ENTERED INTO HIS HOUSE; AND HE MADE_ _ THEM A FEAST, AND DID BAKE
UNLEAVENED BREAD, AND THEY DID EAT._
No JFB commentary on this ve...
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THE DESTRUCTION OF THE CITIES OF THE PLAIN
1. The visit of the two angels (who are 'the men' of Genesis 18) may
be regarded as the final test of Sodom. If they were hospitably
received and honourably...
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UNLEAVENED BREAD] bread made quickly without yeast: cp. Exodus 12:39.
4, 5. The causes which led to the fall of Sodom are alluded to in
Ezekiel 16:49; Ezekiel 16:50. See also Christ's comparison of th...
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GOD’S ANCIENT PEOPLE
GENESIS
_ALUN OWEN_
CHAPTER 19
TWO *ANGELS GO TO SODOM
V1 The two *angels reached Sodom in the evening. Lot sat at the gate
of Sodom. When Lot saw them, he stood up. He went...
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Lot knew that the men of Sodom were evil. He knew that they might
attack the two travellers. Therefore, he persuaded the travellers to
stay in his house.
V4 But when they were not yet lying down to s...
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HE PRESSED UPON THEM GREATLY. — This he did as knowing the
licentiousness of the people; but the angels do not readily accept his
hospitality, as they had done that of Abraham, because his character
h...
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וַ יִּפְצַר ־בָּ֣ם מְאֹ֔ד וַ
יָּסֻ֣רוּ אֵלָ֔י
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DESTRUCTION OF THE CITIES OF THE PLAIN
Genesis 19:1
WHILE Abraham was pleading with the Lord the angels were pursuing
their way to Sodom. And in doing so they apparently observed the laws
of those hu...
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ANGELS WITH LOT IN SODOM
Genesis 19:1
This chapter withdraws the veil from the ministry of angels. The Lord
of Angels stayed with Abraham on the heights. He also, in future ages,
was to descend into...
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Here the story of the visit of Jehovah and the angels is continued.
Here we see the two angels coming to Lot. By this time Lot had
attained to a position of eminence in Sodom. The phrase, "sitting in...
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RIGHTEOUS LOT
When the angels of the Lord came to Sodom, they found Lot sitting in
the gate. City gates in those days were active places. Much commerce
was carried on there. Justice was often meted ou...
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And (b) he pressed upon them greatly; and they turned in unto him, and
entered into his house; and he made them a feast, and did bake
unleavened bread, and they (c) did eat.
(b) That is, he begged th...
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And he pressed upon them greatly; and they turned in unto him, and
entered into his house; and he made them a feast, and did bake
unleavened bread, and they did eat.
Doth not the Reader call to mind,...
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We have had hitherto God's account of that which He had made; then the
trial and utter ruin of the creature, with the revelation of divine
mercy in Christ the Lord. We have had in fine the judgment of...
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3._And he made them a feast_. By these words, and others following,
Moses shows that the angels were more sumptuously entertained than was
customary: for Lot did not act thus, indiscriminately, with a...
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Lot, in the following chapter, because of his connection with the
heavenly man, depositary of God's counsels and wisdom, and
intercessor, himself down in the plain of this world, which he had
chosen,...
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AND HE PRESSED THEM GREATLY,.... He prayed, he entreated, he
persuaded, he made use of a multitude of words, and of all the
arguments he could think of, to prevail upon them; and might not only
press...
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_He pressed upon them greatly_ Partly because he would by no means
have them to expose themselves to the perils and insults which he was
aware awaited their lodging _in the street of Sodom_, and partl...
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1 Lot entertaineth two Angels.
4 The vicious Sodomites are striken with blindnesse.
12 Lot is sent for safety into the mountaines.
18 Hee obtaineth leaue to goe into Zoar.
24 Sodome and Gomorrah a...
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And he pressed upon them greatly; and they turned in unto him, and
entered into his house; and he made them a feast, and did bake
unleavened bread, and they did eat. Lot did his duty as Oriental host....
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The Arrival of the Angels...
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See Genesis 18:1 ff for the passage quote with footnotes.
3. _The entrance and sojourn of the two angels in Sodom, and the
completed manifestation of its corruption in opposition to the better
conduct...
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SODOM'S WICKEDNESS EXPOSED
Not in the heat of the day, but in the evening, the two angels arrived
at Sodom. Lot was sitting in the gate, the place of a judge. He was a
believer making an effort to con...
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1-29 Lot was good, but there was not one more of the same character
in the city. All the people of Sodom were very wicked and vile. Care
was therefore taken for saving Lot and his family. Lot lingere...
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HE DID BAKE UNLEAVENED BREAD, because that was sooner prepared, that
so they might eat it, and after that go to bed in due time....
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There are two methods which the Lord graciously adopts, in order to
draw the heart away from this present world. The first is, by setting
before it the attractiveness and stability of "things above....
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Genesis 19:3 insisted H6484 (H8799) strongly H3966 in H5493 (H8799)
entered H935 (H8799) house H1004 made...
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‘And he urged them strongly, and they turned in to him and entered
into his house, and he made them a feast and baked unleavened bread
and they ate.'
It is in Lot's favour that he persists in his att...
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Genesis 19
Notice:
I. Sodom's sinfulness. Her sins were committed amidst an unbounded
flush of prosperity; they were committed amidst scenes of much natural
loveliness, Nature being outraged before...
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CONTENTS: Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. Lot's backsliding and
escape.
CHARACTERS: Angels, Lot and family, Abraham, Moab, Benammi.
CONCLUSION: No Christian can find his pleasure and profit in th...
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Genesis 19:1. _Lot sat in the gate of Sodom,_ as a magistrate, no
doubt, for the wicked accuse him of making himself a judge or elder.
The main gate of a city was the usual place of hearing causes, an...
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_And there came two angels to Sodom at even; and Lot sat in the gate
of Sodom_
THE EVE OF JUDGMENT TO THE RIGHTEOUS
I. THE RIGHTEOUS MAN IS FOUND IN THE WAY OF DUTY.
1. The duty of his calling.
2....
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GENESIS—NOTE ON GENESIS 19:1 THE TWO ANGELS. These are the two men
who accompanied the Lord in ch. Genesis 18:1 but then separated from
him (see...
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CRITICAL NOTES.—
Genesis 19:1. And there came two angels to Sodom at even.] _Heb. And
there came two of the angels._ The third remained with Abraham, being
held by him in his pleadings for Sodom. (Ch....
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EXPOSITION
GENESIS 19:1
AND THERE CAME TWO ANGELS—literally, _the two angels_, _i.e._ the
two men of the preceding chapter who accompanied Jehovah to Mature;
οἱ δύο ἄγγελλοι (LXX.)—TO SODOM AT EV...
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Chapter nineteen of the book of Genesis deals with the destruction of
the city of Sodom. The Lord came to Abraham and informed him of the
fact that because of the wickedness of Sodom, it was necessary...
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pressed. 2 Kings 4:8 Luke 11:8 Luke 14:23 Luke 24:28 Luke 24:29...
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ABRAHAM AND LOT CONTRASTED
Genesis 19:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
As we enter into Genesis nineteen we are struck with many contrasts
between it and Genesis eighteen. The eighteenth speaks of Abraham and
t...
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And he pressed upon them greatly — Partly because he would by no
means have them to expose themselves to the perils of lodging in the
streets of Sodom, and partly because he was desirous of their
conv...