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- The War of the Kings - Bible Hub
The War of the Kings, as recorded in Genesis 14, is a significant biblical event that highlights the geopolitical dynamics of the ancient Near East and serves as a backdrop for the narrative of Abram (later Abraham), the patriarch of Israel This conflict involves a coalition of kings from Mesopotamia and the Levant, and it provides a context
- Abrahams Miraculous Battle to Save Lot - Parshah Focus - Chabad. org
Abraham returned with Lot, whom he had freed from captivity, and all of the possessions and people that were taken in the war The king of Sodom—the ringleader of the five rebellious kings—emerged from the pit where he had been hiding and asked Abraham to return his subjects and wives, “graciously” offering that Abraham keep the
- Uncovering the Battle That Changed the World
In Genesis 14, four powerful eastern kings ally against an inferior force of five Levantine kings The smaller city-states are easily defeated, and the people captured, including the nephew of Abram (later named Abraham) What happens next is so astounding, most people reject the tale as fiction
- Genesis 14: Abraham and the Four Kings - Bible Study - BibleWise
God has promised Abraham innumerable descendants This promise was placed in jeopardy by Lot's exodus out of the Promised Land God also promised the gift of land, and here come four conquering kings wanting land, placing God's promise in jeopardy The story begins with an account of an ancient war
- Genesis 14 GNT - Abram Rescues Lot - Four kings, - Bible Gateway
Abram Rescues Lot 14 Four kings, Amraphel of Babylonia, Arioch of Ellasar, Chedorlaomer of Elam, and Tidal of Goiim, 2 went to war against five other kings: Bera of Sodom, Birsha of Gomorrah, Shinab of Admah, Shemeber of Zeboiim, and the king of Bela (or Zoar)
- Genesis 14: Lessons from the War of the Nine Kings - Inspired Scripture
Genesis chapter 14 describes a war between a coalition of eastern and western kings During this war, Abraham’s nephew Lot was captured and imprisoned With only 318 armed servants and a coalition of Amorite allies, Abraham defeated a coalition of four enemy armies and freed Lot
- Battle of Siddim - Wikipedia
The Battle of the Vale of Siddim, also often called the War of Nine Kings or the Slaughter of Chedorlaomer, is an event in the Hebrew Bible book of Genesis 14:1–17 that occurs in the days of Abram and Lot
- Genesis 14:1-24 – Abram’s Military Conflict and Mysterious Encounter . . .
This chapter describes the first war recorded in the Bible, where four powerful kings from the northeast launched a campaign to punish rebellious city-states in the south, including Sodom—where Abram’s nephew Lot had recently moved
- The Battle of the Kings - Bible Hub
In a surprise night attack, Abram and his men defeat the eastern kings, recovering all the goods and rescuing Lot and the other captives Abram's victory is attributed to divine intervention and his faithfulness to God
- Abram at the Battle of the Kings: When Was the Dead Sea the Valley of . . .
The four invading kings defeat the five local city-states in battle, and take their people and kings as captives Abram then defeats the invading army, and the people from the five city-states are set free Historically speaking, the story’s setting is problematic
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