Sodom and Gomorrah

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    sacrifice his son to him. God wanted to test Abraham’s faith and he was willing to sacrifice his son without questioning God’s orders. However, when God informed Abraham that he was going to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, Abraham resisted. Part of the reason that Abraham pleaded with God to not destroy Sodom and Gomorrah was that he realized that there was good in that city full of sin. That not everyone was to be punished for the faults of others. Abraham showed to have faith that God would have…

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    King Kedorlaomer, the king of Elam, was once the ruler of Sodom and his people. For twelve years, the followers of Kedorlaomer were true to him. On the thirteen year the group of followers decided to rebell against their leader. The group consisted of the King Bera of Sodom, the King Birsha of Gomorrah, the King Shinab of Admah, the King Shemeber of Zeboiim, and the king of Bela. The king of Bela is also known as the Zoar. King Kedorlaomer’s group consisted of the King Amraphel of Babylonia, the…

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    intolerable—things that are unacceptable to God and that violates his character (Satinover). As we can see, Sodom and Gomorrah were wicked and deep in sin but the main reason God destroyed them was because of their sins of homosexuality. Ezekiel confirms this fact by stating that God removed them because of their abominations (vs. 50). Robert Gnuse also indicates that the angels sinned rather than the men of Sodom (Gnuse 75). He refers back to the passage of Genesis 6:1-4 where we…

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    According to the above epigraph, servant leaders acting in the capacity of a salt leader will strive to promote a workplace culture that is based on Christian values (e.g. Servant leadership combined with agape love) where good is rewarded and evil is rebuked (Gomez-Mejia et al. 2012, 494-595). Dale Roach (2016, 45)—author of The Servant Leadership Style of Jesus: A Biblical Strategy for Leadership Development—argues against creating a homogenous culture saying that Jesus’ practiced diversity…

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    Abraham’s compassion for the people of Sodom and Gomorrah reveals the heart of a man who cared greatly for others. In fact, the angelic visitors who visited Lot were about to be abused by men of Sodom who desired to have sex with them. Though Sodom’s citizens were evil, Abraham did not desire to see their extermination. That is the heart of God, not willing that none should perish. Abraham's prayer for Sodom or at least for Lot and his family is a fascinating revelation of…

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    This issue has mostly been about whether same-sex couples who love one another should have the right to marry as heterosexual couples. Those who are for same-sex marriages argue that same-sex couples should have a right to marry as heterosexual couples. They argue gays as individuals will be better off because marriage has not improved and women may be worse off. For this reason they say same-sex marriage will benefit gay individuals. They also argue gay couples will be better off because…

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    There has long since been a debate on the morality of gay people, specifically when it comes to sexual intercourse, within the Christian tradition. Many Christians have and do believe that gay marriage and gay sex are an abomination. Many Christians have and do believe that this is not the case, that people in same-sex relationships are not a measure of ones closeness to God at all. These two arguments both use the same the tradition to argue their points, ultimately leaving it up for the…

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    proposed, and God agreed to allow for 30, 20, 10 in succession, until Abraham finally gave up probably because 10 innocents could not be found in those evil towns. Had Sodom and Gomorrah had ten righteous individuals, the towns would have been spared. Unfortunately, ten innocent people could not be found in the entire city of Sodom, and it was destroyed (Genesis 18: 23-33). Abraham had divine gift to convince and influence others. He was an inspirational leader for his followers and God assured…

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    George Orwell 's Animal Farm is an acclaimed short fable. It is an enlivened, satirical retelling of the Russian Revolution, which occurred between the years 1917 to 1920. There are numerous components that help contribute towards the inspiring book that Orwell has published. A number of these are the utilization of propaganda, the acknowledgment of the corruption of man and furthermore, the characterisation. Having considered these advantages, it is likewise reasonable to take an observation at…

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    to the people of Caesarea a temple in honor of Tiberius” was found in an archaeological dig of this city. 4. O.T.: Sodom and Gomorrah - according to critics no such cities ever existed. When the ancient city of Eblam in northern Syria was dug up 20,000 stone tablets from 2,000-2,500 B.C. were found. These stones recorded city business transactions and referenced Sodom and Gomorrah as trading…

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