Génesis 19:29

Listen to Génesis 19:29
29 As铆 fu茅 que, cuando destruy贸 Dios las ciudades de la llanura, acord贸se Dios de Abraham, y envi贸 fuera 谩 Lot de en medio de la destrucci贸n, al asolar las ciudades donde Lot estaba.

Génesis 19:29 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 19:29

And it came to pass, when God destroyed the cities of the
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Not when he had destroyed them, but when he was about to destroy them; for Lot was sent out from them, and delivered out of them, before they were destroyed; and therefore Noldius rightly renders the words, "before God destroyed" F13 them:

that God remembered Abraham;
his promise to him, that he would bless them that blessed him, ( Genesis 12:3 ) ; and his prayer to him for Lot in ( Genesis 18:23-32 ) ; for, though he does not mention him by name, he bore him on his heart, and he was always in the number of the righteous ones, on whose account he interceded for the sparing of the cities; and, though God did not hear and answer him with regard to the cities, yet he did with respect to the righteous men in them:

and sent Lot out of the midst of the overthrow;
by two angels, who took him by the hand and brought him out of Sodom, now overthrown:

when he overthrew the cities in which Lot dwelt;
that is, in one of which Lot dwelt, namely, Sodom, as Aben Ezra rightly observes, comparing the passage with ( Judges 12:7 ) ; unless it can be thought that Lot first dwelt in one of those cities and then in another, and first and last in them all, which is not very likely.


FOOTNOTES:

F13 (txvb) "antequam perderet", Nold. Ebr. concord. partic. p. 144. No. 679.
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Génesis 19:29 In-Context

27 Y subi贸 Abraham por la ma帽ana al lugar donde hab铆a estado delante de Jehov谩:
28 Y mir贸 hacia Sodoma y Gomorra, y hacia toda la tierra de aquella llanura mir贸; y he aqu铆 que el humo sub铆a de la tierra como el humo de un horno.
29 As铆 fu茅 que, cuando destruy贸 Dios las ciudades de la llanura, acord贸se Dios de Abraham, y envi贸 fuera 谩 Lot de en medio de la destrucci贸n, al asolar las ciudades donde Lot estaba.
30 Empero Lot subi贸 de Zoar, y asent贸 en el monte, y sus dos hijas con 茅l; porque tuvo miedo de quedar en Zoar, y se aloj贸 en una cueva 茅l y sus dos hijas.
31 Entonces la mayor dijo 谩 la menor: Nuestro padre es viejo, y no queda var贸n en la tierra que entre 谩 nosotras conforme 谩 la costumbre de toda la tierra:
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