Gomorrah???

Question

what was it, I know about Sodom. but what spicificly is Gomorrah?

Im a christian and I know full what the story of lot and the citys was. But God was showing me Gomorrah is signiicant by itself. why, what is it about it. what dose it mean?

God also showed me Babel. I know that is confusion and unifacation and I understand what that means from what He showed me but Gomorrah has something to do with it too.

I dont know if that makes any since to you or not but yeah. I dont care what religon you are if you kow anything about it, let me know please

I know it had sexual sins.
Im a bible student in college to be a youth pastor. Im tellin you God told me Gomorrah had a spicific thing with it that set it apart even from sodom.


as for 5 citys....thank you. that opens alot of things even more from what he was showing me and I didnt really realze it untill now.
what where the other citys?

Answer 1

Ask a question based on fiction and don't be surprised if you get conflicting answers.

Answer 2

When Abraham and Lot decided to move farther apart, to avoid disputes among their herdsmen, Lot went eastward into the well-watered District of the Jordan and pitched his tent near Sodom. There he found that “the men of Sodom were bad and were gross sinners against Jehovah,” much to Lot’s distress.

Sodom, however, persisted in a course in defiance of Jehovah, becoming known for such immoral practices as homosexuality. “The cry of complaint about Sodom and Gomorrah,” Jehovah declared, “yes, it is loud, and their sin, yes, it is very heavy.” God therefore sent his angels to destroy Sodom, with the assurance to Abraham that if ten righteous persons could be found in the place, the whole city would be spared.

The city showed it deserved destruction, for a vile mob of residents of Sodom, including boys and old men, surrounded Lot’s house, attempting to rape his angelic guests. The next day, after Lot, along with his wife and two daughters, left the city, Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed by sulfur and fire. Thereafter Sodom and Gomorrah became a proverbial figure of utter destruction from God Almighty and of extreme wickedness.

Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed not only for their perverted sex practices but also for their hardhearted, haughty attitudes. The thoroughness of the destruction of these cities was afterward used as a symbol of complete and everlasting annihilation.

The apostle Peter said that by reducing Sodom and Gomorrah to ashes, God condemned them, “setting a pattern for ungodly persons of things to come.” (2Pe 2:6) This mention by Peter and references by Jesus Christ and Jude prove that Jesus and his disciples acknowledged that these cities of the District had actually existed and that they accepted the Biblical account of them as true. Though the cities underwent “the judicial punishment of everlasting fire”

Jude mentions that “Sodom and Gomorrah, are placed before us as a warning example by undergoing the judicial punishment of everlasting fire.” This would not conflict with Jesus’ statement about a Jewish city that would reject the good news: “It will be more endurable for the land of Sodom and Gomorrah on Judgment Day than for that city.” Sodom and Gomorrah were everlastingly destroyed as cities, but this would not preclude a resurrection for people of those cities.

Answer 3

I think Gomorrah had the same issues as Sodom, didn't it?

sexual perversions including homosexuality, sodomy and incest, I believe. It was generally a very harsh, uncaring culture.

Read Genesis.

Answer 4

There were five cities in all. Read Genesis and learn all about it.

Answer 5

Sodom & Gomorrah had a serious gay problem...
that's all..