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Genesi 13:13

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13 Ora gli uomini di Sodoma erano grandemente scellerati e peccatori contro al Signore.

Genesi 13:13 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 13:13

But the men of Sodom [were] wicked
Which either he knew not, and so ignorantly made this bad choice, to take up his abode among such very wicked men, which occasioned a great deal of grief, trouble, and vexation to him; or if he knew it, the pleasing prospect of convenience for his cattle, and of enriching himself, was a temptation to him, and prevailed upon him to take such a step; and so Jarchi interprets it, "although" they were so, Lot was not restrained from dwelling among them: and sinners before the Lord exceedingly;
exceeding great sinners, guilty of the most notorious crimes, and addicted to the most scandalous and unnatural lusts that can be thought of; and these they committed openly and publicly in the sight of God, in the most daring and impudent manner, and in defiance of him, without any fear or shame. The Targum of Jonathan reckons up many of their sins, as defrauding of one another in their substance, sinning in their bodies, incest, unclean copulation, shedding of innocent blood, worshipping of idols, and rebelling against the name of the Lord; see ( Isaiah 3:9 ) ( Ezekiel 16:49 ) .

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Genesi 13:13 In-Context

11 E Lot elesse per sè tutta la pianura del Giordano; ed egli si partì, traendo verso l’Oriente; e così si separarono l’uno dall’altro.
12 Abramo dimorò nel paese di Canaan, e Lot dimorò nelle terre della pianura, e andò tendendo i suoi padiglioni fin che venne a Sodoma.
13 Ora gli uomini di Sodoma erano grandemente scellerati e peccatori contro al Signore.
14 E il Signore disse ad Abramo, dopo che Lot si fu separato d’appresso a lui: Alza ora gli occhi tuoi, e riguarda, dal luogo ove tu sei, verso il Settentrione, verso il Mezzodì, verso l’Oriente, e verso l’Occidente.
15 Perciocchè io darò a te ed alla tua progenie, in perpetuo, il paese che tu vedi.
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