...Feejeean and Tonga isles. They reason very much as Lot did : " And Lot lifted up his eyes, and beheld the plain of Jordan, that it was well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord, like the land of Egypt as thou comest out of Zoar." But Lot did not so well consider what kind of neighbours...

...in which the same thing, under another name, is compared unto itself. But we read, that " Lot beheld all the Plain of Jordan, that it was well watered everywhere, even as the Garden of the Lord, like the land of Egypt as thou comest unto Zoar." — Gen. xiii. 10. From this it is evident that the...

...whole land," said he, "is before thee — choose." And Lot, we are told, "lifted up his eyes and beheld all the plain of Jordan, that it was well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord, and he choose him all the plain of Jordan." He made no inquiry about the men that dwelt there ; he...

...Sodom and Gomorrah, into which he afterwards entered, and where he resided for twenty-three years; and it was "well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord." The city of Sodom in which Lot resided was celebrated for its wickedness. Corrupted by the luxuries...

...Sodom and Gomorrah, into which he afterwards entered, and where he resided for twenty-three years; and it was "well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord." The city of Sodom in which Lot resided was celebrated for its wickedness. Corrupted by the luxuries...

...ground he pleased, that was not pre-occupied by other tribes. ' And Lot lifted up his eyes, and beheld chamber window, sweet. The wandering airs they faint...dark and silent stream, The Champak odours fail Like al the plain of Jordan, and journied east, and Abraham dwelt in the laud of Canaan.' Upon the same...

...the magnificent heavens resounded with matin joys. Sun never shone on a lovelier plain than Jordan. " It was well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord." Such is the glowing description given Ъу the pen of inspiration. No wonder that Lot, after he had...

...bosom, was the region which Lot chose; but then it was rich in streams, and pastures, and cities ; it was well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord. We have yet twelve miles to the capital, where our journey is to terminate. We travel along, amidst...

...Feejeean and Tonga isles. They reason very much as Lot did : " And Lot lifted up his eyes, and beheld all the plain of Jordan, that it was well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord, like tht land of Egypt, as thou comest unto Zoar." But Lot did not so well consider what kind of neighbours...

...elsewhere. Gen. xiii. 8, 9. Q. How is the plain of Jordan, which Lot chose for himself, described ? A. It was well watered everywhere, even as the garden of the Lord. Gen. xiii. 10, 11. Q. When Lot was carried away captive by the five kings, what was done by Abraham...