Lot

Chapter VIII

Abraham's nephew rescued from Sodom by angels; his wife turned into a pillar of salt for looking back.

Chapter XIII: Terah's Emigration and the Silence on Nahor

Grandson of Terah, taken along in the emigration from Chaldea.

Of the repeated address of God to Abraham, in which He promised the land of Canaan to him and to his seed.

Abraham's brother's son, who accompanied him into Canaan.

Of the divine preservation of Sarah's chastity in Egypt, when Abraham had called her not his wife but his sister

Mentioned as Abraham's nephew, called his brother due to nearness of blood, paralleling Sarah's relationship.

Of the parting of Lot and Abraham, which they agreed to without breach of charity

Departs from Abraham into the land of Sodom, accepting the separation without discord.

Of the third promise of God, by which He assured the land of Canaan to Abraham and his seed in perpetuity

Separated from Abraham and dwelt in Sodom at the time of the promise.

Of Abraham’s overcoming the enemies of Sodom, when he delivered Lot from captivity and was blessed by Melchizedek the priest.

Taken captive during the invasion of Sodom and delivered by Abraham.

Of the three men or angels, in whom the Lord is related to have appeared to Abraham at the oak of Mamre

Lot receives two angels, addresses the Lord in the singular, and is led out of Sodom.

Of Lot’s Deliverance from Sodom and Abimelech’s Respect for Sarah

Delivered from Sodom before its destruction by fire from heaven.

XIX

Mentioned in the context of the Sodomites' blindness (ἀορασία) when they sought Lot's gate.