a13:1-7
b13:3-4
c12:8
d13:2
e12:5
f12:16
g13:5-7
h13:12
i34:30
jDeut 7:1
kJudg 1:4
l3:5

‏ Genesis 13:1-7

Summary for Gen 13:1-7: 13:1-7  a This story is set in conflict amid God’s blessings. In the opening verses, Abram returns to a place where he had built an altar. Previous events are emphasized as Abram’s return to the land is described (13:3-4  b); Abram renewed his worship and again proclaimed the Lord’s name (cp. 12:8  c).
13:2  d Abram already had powerful resources (12:5  e); his Egyptian sojourn augmented his wealth and power (12:16  f).
Summary for Gen 13:5-7: 13:5-7  g Lot was also wealthy, with flocks and herds. Tents figure prominently in Lot’s story (13:12  h).

• The Canaanites and Perizzites (see 34:30  i; Deut 7:1  j; Judg 1:4  k; 3:5  l) held the well-watered land; the quarrel between Abram’s and Lot’s herdsmen left Abram more vulnerable to attack.
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