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.

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.

God rescues Lot as He destroys Sodom.

God rescues Lot as He destroys Sodom.

God rescues Lot as He destroys Sodom.

God, the "Judge of all the earth" teaches Abraham a lesson about righteousness and justice. Abraham "barters" with God over the city of Sodom.

God, the "Judge of all the earth" teaches Abraham a lesson about righteousness and justice. Abraham "barters" with God over the city of Sodom.

Sarah laughs to herself at God's promise that she will bear a son in her old age. God responds rhetorically by asking, "Is anything too hard for the Lord?"

Sarah laughs to herself at God's promise that she will bear a son in her old age. God responds rhetorically by asking, "Is anything too hard for the Lord?"

God speaks the second part of his covenant with Abram, promising to make him the father of nations. He changes the names of Abram and Sarai and institutes the rite of circumcision.