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Génesis 14:12-16

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12 Tomaron tambi茅n 谩 Lot, hijo del hermano de Abram, que moraba en Sodoma, y su hacienda, y se fueron.
13 Y vino uno de los que escaparon, y denunci贸lo 谩 Abram el Hebreo, que habitaba en el valle de Mamre Amorrheo, hermano de Esch么l y hermano de Aner, los cuales estaban confederados con Abram.
14 Y oy贸 Abram que su hermano estaba prisionero, y arm贸 sus criados, los criados de su casa, trescientos dieciocho, y sigui贸los hasta Dan.
15 Y derram贸se sobre ellos de noche 茅l y sus siervos, 茅 hiri贸los, y fu茅los siguiendo hasta Hobah, que est谩 谩 la izquierda de Damasco.
16 Y recobr贸 todos los bienes, y tambi茅n 谩 Lot su hermano y su hacienda, y tambi茅n las mujeres y gente.

Génesis 14:12-16 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO GENESIS 14

This chapter gives an account of a war that was waged, and a battle fought between four kings on one side, and five on the other, and of the occasion and issue of it, who were the first kings, and this the first battle the Scriptures speak of, Ge 14:1-11; Lot and his goods being taken and carried off, with those of Sodom, by the conquerors, Abram hearing of it armed his men, and pursued after them, and overtook and overcame them, and rescued Lot and his goods, with others, and returned, Ge 14:12-16; when he was met by the kings of Sodom and Salem, who congratulated him on his victory, Ge 14:17-19; and what passed between him, and those great personages, is related, Ge 14:20-24.

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