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Genesis 19:28 · BSB
19:28 He looked down toward Sodom and Gomorrah and all the land of the plain, and he saw the smoke rising from the land like smoke from a furnace.
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We study through books of the Bible here at the Village Chapel, and today we'll be inGenesis chapter 19. I'm going to call our study today the ugliness of sin and the beauty of grace. We're picking up. After last week, you were able to study with…
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…because God saved them. In Genesis chapter 6, Noah and his family are described as the remnant after the flood because God's saved them. InGenesis chapter 19, Lot and his daughters are described as the remnant because God saved them from Sodom and Gomorrah. And so what we see is a beautiful picture of…
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…scandal that's at the heart of this story. Their neighbours, the Moabites, they are the descendants of Moab, a son born out of incest, we hear inGenesis chapter 19. Talk about skeletons in your family history. And the scandal gets worse. In Deuteronomy 23, the Lord commands his people, no Moabite may enter the…
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…is because it actually fell on Jesus. Jesus experienced Sodom and Gomorrah. On the cross he received a far worse punishment than we read here inGenesis chapter 19. It was on the cross that the one who was righteous sacrificed himself in order to cover over for the sins of many. And now, Jesus has risen and he…
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…us rather than tell us what we need to know. So, I want to look at each of these four extended narratives and make some reflections on each. First,Genesis chapter 19. This is the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. Basically, the leaders of Sodom threaten to gang rape God's messengers. They surround Lot's house, all…
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…Noah. God also remembered a little bit later in Genesis a man by the name of Abraham. A man by the name of Abraham. So look over at chapter 19 ofGenesis. Chapter 19. This is the time period in which Abraham's nephew named Lot is living down in a wicked place called Sodom and its sister city Gomorrah. And God…
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…bring a worldwide flood. And it says that he repented in his heart. He was hurting in his heart, grieving over the choices that man had made. InGenesis chapter 19, not much longer, you see the story of Abraham and Lot and Sodom and Gomorrah and Abraham before Lot says, How many people, for how many people…
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…forgiven me. We find many different illustrations of this. I particularly appreciated. Last Sunday evening, Caleb Gibbs preached on a passage inGenesis chapter 19, not chapter 9. Which was it, Caleb? 9. It was chapter 9. I was adding a 1 just to check. But in chapter 9, you'll remember that it tells us that…
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…Sets apart the people of Israel using this act of violence. So it's violence used by God to show His power, His faithfulness, and His plan. Turn toGenesis chapter 19. We also, we have a horrifying account of Sodom and Gomorrah. Cities where fire came down from heaven and destroyed the city. The cities. So…
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