The Torah reading Vayera (“and He appeared,” Genesis 18–22) aptly describes how the Creator of the Heavens and Earth shows up “in the fullness of time.”<br />
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We will see messianic parallels between the "days of Lot" in Sodom, the "days of Noah" and the Day of the LORD preceding the return of Yeshua (Jesus), the Son of Man (Matthew 24; Luke 17).

The Torah reading Vayera (“and He appeared,” Genesis 18–22) aptly describes how the Creator of the Heavens and Earth shows up “in the fullness of time.” We will see messianic parallels between the "days of Lot" in Sodom, the "days of Noah" and the Day of the LORD preceding the return of Yeshua (Jesus), the Son of Man (Matthew 24; Luke 17).

The Torah reading Vayera (“and He appeared,” Genesis 18–22) aptly describes how the Creator of the Heavens and Earth shows up “in the fullness of time.”<br>
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We will see messianic parallels between the "days of Lot" in Sodom, the "days of Noah" and the Day of the LORD preceding the return of Yeshua (Jesus), the Son of Man (Matthew 24; Luke 17).

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Luke 17: How the ‘days of Lot’ prepare us for the Day of the LORD

Luke 17: How the ‘days of Lot’ prepare us for the Day of the LORD