Génesis 19:23

23 El sol había salido sobre la tierra cuando Lot llegó a Zoar.

Génesis 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.

Génesis 19:23 In-Context

21 Y él le respondió: He aquí, te concedo también esta petición de no destruir la ciudad de que has hablado.
22 Date prisa, escapa allá, porque nada puedo hacer hasta que llegues allí. Por eso el nombre que se le puso a la ciudad fue Zoar .
23 El sol había salido sobre la tierra cuando Lot llegó a Zoar.
24 Entonces el SEÑOR hizo llover sobre Sodoma y Gomorra azufre y fuego, de parte del SEÑOR desde los cielos;
25 y destruyó aquellas ciudades y todo el valle y todos los habitantes de las ciudades y todo lo que crecía en la tierra.
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