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Sodom's destruction reveals divine judgment while preserving the righteous. The contrast with Abraham's hospitality in chapter 18 emphasizes Sodom's moral corruption. This chapter demonstrates both God's justice and mercy, as He responds to Abraham's prayer by rescuing Lot. The Hebrew word "mal'ak" (angels) connects this visitation to chapter 18's divine appearance. Peter and Jude use this account to warn about future judgment while promising deliverance for the righteous.
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Sodom's destruction reveals divine judgment while preserving the righteous. The contrast with Abraham's hospitality in chapter 18 emphasizes Sodom's moral corruption. This chapter demonstrates both God's justice and mercy, as He responds to Abraham's prayer by rescuing Lot. The Hebrew word "mal'ak" (angels) connects this visitation to chapter 18's divine appearance. Peter and Jude use this account to warn about future judgment while promising deliverance for the righteous.
Download the full reading plan and learn more atwww.riverside.faith/read