Genesis 13:11

The Passion Translation

So Lot chose to settle in the Jordan Valley. He departed toward the east, and the family split up and separated from each other.

Cross References

Genesis 13:9

Look at the vast land that is in front of you! Let’s settle in different regions. If you choose the land on the left, then I’ll go right, and if you want land on the right, then I’ll go left.”

1 Peter 2:17

Recognize the value of every person and continually show love to every believer. Live your lives with great reverence and in holy awe of God. Honor your rulers.

Hebrews 10:25

This is not the time to pull away and neglect meeting together, as some have formed the habit of doing. In fact, we should come together even more frequently, eager to encourage and urge each other onward as we anticipate that day dawning.

Proverbs 27:10

So never give up on a friend or abandon a friend of your father— for in the day of your brokenness you won’t have to run to a relative for help. A friend nearby is better than a relative far away.

Psalm 119:63

Anyone who loves you and bows in obedience to your words will be my friend.

Psalm 16:3

And he said to me, “My holy lovers in the land are my glorious ones, who fulfill all my desires.”

Genesis 13:14

After Lot separated from him, Yahweh spoke to Abram, “Lift up your eyes and look around you to the north, the south, the east, and the west.

Genesis 19:17

Once they were safely outside the city, the angels said to them, “Run for your lives! Don’t stop anywhere in the plain until you’ve reached the mountains. And don’t even look back, or you’ll die!”

Genesis 13:10

Lot lifted his eyes and carefully surveyed the land around him all the way to Zoar. He noticed that the Jordan Valley was fertile and well-watered (this was before Yahweh had destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah). It looked beautiful, like the garden of Yahweh, or like Egypt.

Genesis 13:12

Abram settled in the land of Canaan while Lot settled in the cities of the lowlands, at a place near Sodom.

Ezekiel 47:18

“The Jordan River will serve as your eastern border between Hauran and Damascus, between Gilead and Israel, down to the Dead Sea as far south as Tamar.