Daily Scripture with Tim Wildsmith Day 9: Genesis 19:1–20:18; Matthew 7:24–8:22; Psalm 7:1–9
Jan 9, 2026
In today's discussion, the focus shifts to Lot's daring hospitality to angels amidst Sodom's chaos. The tension escalates as Lot protects his guests from an aggressive mob, leading to divine intervention that blinds the attackers. As the angels urge Lot's family to flee, Sodom meets its fiery fate. Meanwhile, Abraham faces moral dilemmas in Gerar, and God intervenes to prevent a sin. The transition to the New Testament highlights Jesus' authority, showcasing miraculous healings and teachings about faith and discipleship, urging immediate commitment to follow Him.
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Lot's Hospitality And Sodom's Threat
- Lot welcomed the two angels into his house and insisted they stay despite their initial refusal to lodge indoors.
- The men of Sodom surrounded Lot's house and demanded to have sex with his guests, prompting Lot to offer his daughters instead.
Mercy Meets Human Hesitation
- The angels urged Lot to flee quickly without looking back or stopping in the plain to avoid destruction.
- Lot negotiated to flee to a nearby small town, and the angels granted his request, delaying judgment until he reached it.
Flight, Looking Back, And Family Tragedy
- As God rained burning sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot's wife looked back and became a pillar of salt.
- Lot and his daughters fled to the mountains, later living in a cave where his daughters deceived him and bore Moab and Ben-Ami.
