7 q. Lot delivered. GENESIS X XX Sodom burnt. I2 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2I 22 23 24 25 26 27 were at tie doore of th, houfe, ti idt biind- neffrs, from the fmall even to the great: that they wearied themfelves to find the doore. And the men faid unto Lot ; Haff thon here any befrdes fonnes-in -law, or thy fonnes or thy daughters , or any that thou haft in the Citie : bring-out, from rhk place. For we roil/ deftroy this place be- caufe the cry of them is wexen- great,before the face of Jehovah ; and Jehovah bath fent us to deftroy ir. And Lot went out,and fpake unto his fonnes-in-law , that were taking his daughters; and he faid,rife -up go -out, from this place : for Jehovah will deftroy the Ci- tie : but he was as one-that- mocked, in the eyes of his fonnes-in -law. And when the dawning - of-the-day came -up, then the An- gels haftened Lot, Paying; Arife, take thy wife, and thy two daughters, which are found here ; left thou be confumed, in the iniquitie of the Citie. And he lingred , and the men laid -hold on his hand, and on the hand of his wife,and on the hand of his two daughters, in the gentle - mercie of Jehovah upon him : and theybrought him forth,and fee him without the Cirie. And it was , when they had brought them forth abroad, that he Paid ; Efcape for thy foule, looke not behind thee,neither Bay thou in al the plain: efcape to the mountaine, left thou be confu- med. And Lot laid unto them: Oh notfa Lord. Behold now thy fervant hath found grace, in thine eies; and thou haft magnified thy mercie, which thou haft done with me, to fave-alive my foule:and I,I cannot efcape to the mountaine, left evill cleave unto me, and I die. Behold now,this Citie ra neere,to flee thither, and it ei a little one : oh let me efcape thither, is it not a little one e and my foule fhall live. And he Bid unto him, Loe I accept thy face, for this thing alto : that I will not overthrow the Cirie, for the which thou haft fpoken. Haft thee, efcape thither; for I cannot doe Any thing,till thou be come thither : therefore he called the name of the Citie, Zoar. The Sonne came -forth over the earth : and Lot entred into Zoar. And Jehovah rained upon Sodom and upon Go- morrha, brimftone and fire : from Jehovah, out of the heavens. And bee overthrew thefe Cities, and all the plaine : and all the inhabitants of the Cities, and that which grew on the ground. And his wife looked from behind him: and Thee was, a pillar of fair. And Abraham gar -up- early, in tlíemor- ping : unto the place, where he had Rood, before Jehovah. And bee looked toward. Sodom and Gomorrha ; and toward all the land of the plaine : and hee Paw, andloe the fmoke of the land went-up, as the fmoke of a furnace. And it was, when God deftroy - ed the Cities of the plain, that God remens- bred Abraham: and fent Lot out of the raids of the overthrow, when hee overthrew the Cities in the which Lot dwelt. And Lot went -up out of Zoar,and dwelt in the moun- raine, and his two daughters with him ; for he feared to dwell in Zoar: and he dwelt in a cave ; he and his two daughters. And the firft -borne Paid unto the yonger,our father is old and there is not a man in the land , to come in unto us , after the way of all the earth. Come, let us make our father drinke wine, and let us lye with him : ánd keepe- alive feed of our father. Aid they made their father drinke wine, in that night: and the firft bornewent -in, and lay with her fa- ther; and he knew not when (he lay- downe, or when The arofe. And it was, on the mor- row, that the firft borne faid unto the yon - ger; Behold I lay yefternight with my fa- ther : let us make himdrinke wine this night alto ; and goe thou in, lye thou with him; and let us keep-alivefeed of our father. And they made their father drinke wine , in that night alfo ; and the yonger arofe, and lay with him; and bee knewnot when thee lay downe, or when flice arofe. And the two daughters of Lot , werewith child, by their father. And the &rIt borne bare a fonnc,and The called his name Moab: he is the father of Moab , unto this day. And the yonger, Thee alfo bare a bonne, and called his name Ben- ammi : he is the father of the fonnes ofAm- mon2 unto this day. 28. 29 30 31 32 33 34 31 36 37 38 Annotations T Here same iwo] or, the Iwo Angelo came, called L before, men, Ge11.18.22. and Co they Yenned unto Lot,who allo entertained Angels unawares, lieb. t 3. a. Compare this action of Lot, with A- brahams, Gen.' 8. Verf.2. my Lordo] fo both Greeke and Child= alto tranflate it ; the Hebr. Adonai, being written otherwife,then when it fignifieth the'LordGod: fee Gen. i8.3. 1V,1] The Angels are men, hu- manely refulèd ; being tent alfotoview the man- ners of the people,(Gen.I 8.2 a .)theywould have abode in the ftreets indeed,had not Lot, importu- nacie, made them do otherwife. So Chrift made as I 2 44app.roxtraiimistneutw- -.
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