Here you go. He describes in even more detail Lot and his daughters addiction to the transgressive cultures (e.g. sexual perversion, violence, selfishness) of Sodom and Zoar culminating in incest with his daughters whom earlier he offered to the brutes who wished to rape and kill his visitors.
This leads to a podcast site with dozens of episodes. Which one? And are they reading from an ancient text that says that or just hypothesizing. If it has a real source I’m interested.
Fr. Stephen De Young gives an Orthodox perspective that is informed by church fathers. There’s a lot you can dig into but this is a succinct (~1hr) explanation of the story of Lot and it’s relevance to the scripture you quoted.
Source for that?
What is YOUR exegesis?
Just asking for source of where that is written, because if its not written down like you phrased, I can’t accept that as the background
Here you go. He describes in even more detail Lot and his daughters addiction to the transgressive cultures (e.g. sexual perversion, violence, selfishness) of Sodom and Zoar culminating in incest with his daughters whom earlier he offered to the brutes who wished to rape and kill his visitors.
What is your exegesis?
This leads to a podcast site with dozens of episodes. Which one? And are they reading from an ancient text that says that or just hypothesizing. If it has a real source I’m interested.
The episode for Genesis 19.
Fr. Stephen De Young gives an Orthodox perspective that is informed by church fathers. There’s a lot you can dig into but this is a succinct (~1hr) explanation of the story of Lot and it’s relevance to the scripture you quoted.
Thank you