Lo Que Dios Te Dice Hoy con la Mujer de Lot Convertida en Sal — El Hebreo Lo Revela | Spurgeon

Lot's wife was already out of Sodom. She had the angels before her, her husband's hand by her side, salvation within reach. And for a single glance back, she was turned into a pillar of salt. At first glance, it seems a cruel and disproportionate punishment. But the Hebrew of Genesis 19 reveals something that almost no one preaches: she was not destroyed by what her feet did, but by what her heart revealed. In this in-depth study, in light of the original text, you will discover what "do not look back" (al tabit ajareja) truly means, why salt is a symbol of covenant and preservation, why Jesus said "remember Lot's wife," and a truth you may need today: it is possible to leave Sodom without Sodom leaving you. If God has delivered you from something and your heart still looks askance, this message is for you. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 The image that sends a chill down your spine 02:33 Who was Lot and the choice that says it all 04:51 How Sodom gradually arrived 06:22 Leaving Sodom vs. Let Sodom Leave You 08:27 What Sodom Really Was 09:49 The Cry of the Oppressed (tza'aqah) 11:16 The Angels and the Night of the Mob 16:35 Lot's Delay (vayitmahmah) 19:47 "Do Not Look Back" (al tabit ajareja) 20:42 The Pillar of Salt 22:01 Safe Yet Yet Lost 24:23 The Double Meaning: Looking From Behind Him 26:10 Salt: Covenant and Preservation 27:47 It Was the Heart, Not the Feet 30:22 Jesus: "Remember Lot's Wife" 34:05 What Looking Back Means Today 36:39 Mercy That Takes the Hand 38:07 Ruth: Grace Longer Than Ruin 45:27 The Prince of Preachers 48:34 Prayer 📖 Verses: Genesis 13 and 19, Leviticus 2:13, Numbers 18:19, Luke 17:28-33, Philippians 3:13, 2 Peter 2:7-8, Matthew 1:5. #Lot'sWoman #Spurgeon #BibleStudy #Hebrew #Genesis19 #Sodom #DontLookBack