Genesis 14:21 ยท KJV
"And the king of Sodom said unto Abram, Give me the persons, and take the goods to thyself."
King James Version
What does Genesis 14:21 mean? โPassage Context
Reflection Questions
What does it mean for you to make ethical decisions?
How do you prioritize your values in negotiations?
When have you faced a moral dilemma?
Life Application
Reflect on how you can uphold your values in challenging situations.
Consider how your decisions impact those around you and strive for integrity.
People in This Verse
Abram, later known as Abraham, is a pivotal figure in the Bible, known for his faith and covenant with God. He is considered the father of many nations and a model of faithfulness.
First appearance: Genesis 12:1
A ruler of the city of Sodom, known for its wickedness. His request to Abram highlights the moral challenges faced by leaders.
First appearance: Genesis 14:2
Places in This Verse
An ancient city known for its moral corruption, ultimately destroyed due to its wickedness.
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