Genesis 19:12 Meaning and Explanation
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Read Full Chapter →The angels ask Lot if he has anyone else in the city—sons-in-law, sons, daughters—and instruct him to bring them out.
The Context of Genesis 19:12
The angels now turn to Lot's salvation. They ask whether he has any other family members in Sodom—sons-in-law, sons, or daughters—anyone he might wish to rescue from the coming destruction.
What Does Genesis 19:12 Mean?
The angels now turn to Lot's salvation. They ask whether he has any other family members in Sodom—sons-in-law, sons, or daughters—anyone he might wish to rescue from the coming destruction.
This question reveals the angels' purpose: to save Lot and his household from the city's judgment. Their offer to remove Lot's family shows God's patience and desire to give opportunity for escape to those connected to Lot.
Frequently Asked Questions About Genesis 19:12
What does Genesis 19:12 mean?
The angels ask Lot if he has anyone else in the city—sons-in-law, sons, daughters—and instruct him to bring them out.
What is the context of Genesis 19:12?
The angels now turn to Lot's salvation. They ask whether he has any other family members in Sodom—sons-in-law, sons, or daughters—anyone he might wish to rescue from the coming destruction.