God's program of redemption through Abraham does not depend upon Abraham, but upon the sovereign grace of God.

God's program of redemption through Abraham does not depend upon Abraham, but upon the sovereign grace of God.

Gen 18-19 is a reversal of Gen 13. In Gen 13, Lot chooses the fertile Sodom by sight. Sarah's barrenness contrasts with Sodom's fertility as she and Abraham walk by faith. In Gen 18-19, Sodom becomes barren and Sarah becomes fertile.

Gen 18-19 is a reversal of Gen 13. In Gen 13, Lot chooses the fertile Sodom by sight. Sarah's barrenness contrasts with Sodom's fertility as she and Abraham walk by faith. In Gen 18-19, Sodom becomes barren and Sarah becomes fertile.

Gen 18-19 is a reversal of Gen 13. In Gen 13, Lot chooses the fertile Sodom by sight. Sarah's barrenness contrasts with Sodom's fertility as she and Abraham walk by faith. In Gen 18-19, Sodom becomes barren and Sarah becomes fertile.

In Gen 18:12, Sarah calls Abraham "my lord." Peter points to her as an example of a wife's submission to her husband.

In Gen 18:12, Sarah calls Abraham "my lord." Peter points to her as an example of a wife's submission to her husband.

The primary sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was homosexuality. The nature of this sin and the hope of victory in Jesus Christ are explored.

The primary sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was homosexuality. The nature of this sin and the hope of victory in Jesus Christ are explored.

Lot is an example of a father whose family thinks "after the manner of all the earth." Abraham is a father who will command his children in the way of the Lord.