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Genesi 19:23

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Genesi 19:23 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 19:23

And the sun was risen upon the earth when Lot entered into
Zoar.
] Which is observed partly to point at the time of his entrance into the city, and of the burning of Sodom, which began at the same time; and partly to show what a fine morning it was, and what little appearance there was of such a tempest rising as quickly did; so that the inhabitants of Sodom, who were up so early, little thought of so sudden a catastrophe, and those that were in their beds were at once surprised with it: it was a morning of light and joy to Lot, who was so wonderfully delivered, but a dreadful one to the men of Sodom and the rest of the cities of the plain, with whom the scene was soon altered; likewise from hence it appeared, that the following tempest was extraordinary, and did not proceed from natural causes.

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Genesi 19:23 In-Context

21 Ed egli gli disse: Ecco, io ti ho esaudito eziandio in questa cosa, per non sovvertir quella città, della quale tu hai parlato.
22 Affrettati, scampa là; perciocchè io non potrò far nulla fin che tu non vi sii arrivato. Perciò quella città è stata nominata Soar.
23 Il sole si levava in su la terra, quando Lot arrivò a Soar.
24 E il Signore fece piover dal cielo sopra Sodoma e sopra Gomorra, solfo e fuoco, dal Signore.
25 E sovvertì quelle città e tutta la pianura, e tutti gli abitanti di esse città, e le piante della terra.
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