Genesis 19 - The Doom of Sodom
This article is part of a series of articles that resulted from my time preaching through the book of Genesis. The commentary on the passage is my own, resulting from hours of research and exegetical study. It is my intent to draw a biblical theology chapter by chapter through the book of Genesis that places the events of the narratives into the broad picture of the entire Bible, demonstrating the progressiveness of theology and the sufficiency of every Word of Scripture. It is my prayer that these articles are helpful to those seeking a better understanding of the book of Genesis and of the Bible as a whole. The sermon series and other resources can be found at www.fbcroxana.com . God destroyed the world by a Great Flood when His Spirit was no longer able to strive with mankind’s wickedness (cf. Gen 6:3, 7). He made a covenant with all living creatures that He would never again destroy the earth by a Flood (cf. Gen 9:11). This begs the question: if mankind became so vile in ...