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And now the two men asked Lot, Is there any here besides thyself, son-in-law, or son, or daughter of thine? If so, take them out of the city, all that are thine. (Genesis 19, 12)
Our intent is to destroy this place; the ill repute of it goes from bad to worse, and the Lord knows of it, and has sent us to destroy them. (Genesis 19, 13)
So Lot went out, and spoke to the suitors who were betrothed to his daughters;✻ Up, he said, leave this place; the Lord means to destroy the city. But they thought he was speaking in jest. (Genesis 19, 14)
Then morning came, and the angels were urgent with him; Up, they said, take thy wife with thee, and the two daughters who are still at home, or else thou too wilt perish with the offending city. (Genesis 19, 15)
And when they found that he hung back, they pulled him away, with his wife and his two daughters, so resolved was the Lord to spare him; (Genesis 19, 16)
led him out, and set him clear of the city. Here they said to him, Flee for thy life, never once looking behind thee, never lingering once in all the plain round about thee; take refuge in the hills, or thou, too, wilt perish. (Genesis 19, 17)
But now Lot pleaded with them, My Lord, he said, I entreat thee, (Genesis 19, 18)
Once again, said he, I yield to thy entreaty; I will not overthrow the city thou pleadest for. (Genesis 19, 21)
Only make haste, and take refuge there; I can do nothing till thou hast reached it. That is how it came to be called the little city, Segor. (Genesis 19, 22)
Into Segor Lot entered as the sun rose over the earth; (Genesis 19, 23)
and thereupon the Lord rained down brimstone and fire out of heaven, the Lord’s dwelling-place, (Genesis 19, 24)
That morning, Abraham rose up early, and from the place where but now he had stood talking to the Lord, (Genesis 19, 27)
