well i've seen how theese kinds of questions can turn on here, but i'll ask anyway.... Lot is spared because he is considered a good man for sheltering the angels, but how can Lot be portrayed as just when he offers up his two daughters to be d at the hands of an angry mob?
I realize of course that later the daughters get their father drunk and themselves pregnant but I dont feel this in anyway detracts from my question. how can lot be portrayed as a hero, the only one worthy of being spared, when he would turn his daughters out like that?
here are two links to the story , a shorter one and a longer one:
http://biblicalstudies.qldwide.net.au/bs14_sodom_and_gomorrah.html
http://www.samsloan.com/lot.htm
2007-03-09
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