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What was the reason for the quarrels between Abram's and Lot's men?
Abram and Lot were brothers.
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What was special about the Jordan Valley that Lot saw?
It had plenty of water, like the Garden of the Lord or like the land of Egypt.
Abram worshiped the Lord at the place between ______________ and Ai.
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Match the characters with their characteristics:
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Where did Lot settle after parting from Abram?
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What kind of animals did Abram and Lot have?
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The Canaanites and the Perizzites were no longer living in the land when Abram and Lot arrived.
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What did Abram do at the place between Bethel and Ai?
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The Jordan Valley was like the ______________ or like the land of Egypt.
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Match the characters with their locations:
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The people of Sodom were righteous and followed the Lord.
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Study Notes
Abram and Lot's Journey
- Abram leaves Egypt with his wife, Lot, and all their possessions, heading north to the southern part of Canaan.
- Abram is extremely wealthy, with numerous sheep, goats, cattle, silver, and gold.
Abram's Worship and Movement
- Abram stops at a place between Bethel and Ai, where he had previously camped and built an altar, and worships the Lord.
Conflict between Abram and Lot
- Lot also has a large number of sheep, goats, cattle, family, and servants, leading to a shortage of pasture land.
- Quarrels break out between the men taking care of Abram's and Lot's animals due to the shortage of land.
Separation of Abram and Lot
- Abram suggests separating to avoid further conflict, and Lot chooses the whole Jordan Valley, which is well-watered and fertile.
- Abram stays in the land of Canaan, while Lot settles near Sodom, whose people are wicked and sinful.
God's Promise to Abram
- After Lot leaves, God promises Abram that he will give him and his descendants all the land he can see, and it will belong to them forever.
- God also promises Abram that he will have numerous descendants, as countless as the specks of dust on earth.
Abram's New Settlement
- Abram moves his camp and settles near the sacred trees of Mamre at Hebron, where he builds an altar to the Lord.
Abram and Lot's Journey
- Abram leaves Egypt with his wife, Lot, and all their possessions, heading north to the southern part of Canaan.
- Abram is extremely wealthy, with numerous sheep, goats, cattle, silver, and gold.
Abram's Worship and Movement
- Abram stops at a place between Bethel and Ai, where he had previously camped and built an altar, and worships the Lord.
Conflict between Abram and Lot
- Lot also has a large number of sheep, goats, cattle, family, and servants, leading to a shortage of pasture land.
- Quarrels break out between the men taking care of Abram's and Lot's animals due to the shortage of land.
Separation of Abram and Lot
- Abram suggests separating to avoid further conflict, and Lot chooses the whole Jordan Valley, which is well-watered and fertile.
- Abram stays in the land of Canaan, while Lot settles near Sodom, whose people are wicked and sinful.
God's Promise to Abram
- After Lot leaves, God promises Abram that he will give him and his descendants all the land he can see, and it will belong to them forever.
- God also promises Abram that he will have numerous descendants, as countless as the specks of dust on earth.
Abram's New Settlement
- Abram moves his camp and settles near the sacred trees of Mamre at Hebron, where he builds an altar to the Lord.
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Description
This quiz covers the journey of Abram and Lot from Egypt to Canaan, their wealth, worship, and conflict. It's a biblical account from the book of Genesis.
