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The five cities of the Plain were close together near the south end of the Dead Sea. The Mesopotamian kings crushed the weak revolt, plundered Sodom and Gomorrah, and carried Lot away with the other captives.
In this typical ancient political conflict, powerful kings allied to control smaller dependent states.
Abraham Lot Melchizedek Invasion Symbolic Numbers The Servant-Leader
People
Abraham: Patriarch, chosen by God to father His people Lot: Abraham's nephew; rescued from Sodom's destruction
Places
Sodom: Wicked city destroyed by God for its sins
Glossary
Arioch Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Chedorlaomer Cities of the Plain Ebla Tablets Genesis, Book of Goiim Hebron (Place) Kedorlaomer King’s Highway Lot Melchizedek Palestine Patriarchs, Period of the Travel
Topics
Abraham: Defeats Chedorlaomer Captive: Prisoner of War Chedorlaomer: King of Elam Lot: The Son of Haran: Taken Captive by Chedorlaomer; Rescued by Abraham Patriarchal Government: Exercised in Vindicating Their Wrongs Sodom: King of, Joins Other Kings of the Nations Resisting the Invasion of Chedorlaomer Spoils of War