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It's been a while since I read Genesis..
1.
If Abraham's wife, Sarah, was a queen with a worldly beauty... I wonder if my middle-aged and old-aged grandmother (18:11), who was in her 80s until menopause, would have coveted the beauty of a monarch and a king everywhere she went. Isn't it amazing?
Abraham used his "sister joke" twice.

2.
19:8 is a shocking phrase in which Lot told the perversion mob in Sodom that he would give up his two biological daughters instead.
The daughters, however, said they did not know a man, but this is a lie;; they were already married, or at least engaged, and had a husband! It was just that the men died without escaping from Sodom.

When Lot said that, not only his daughter but also his son-in-law fell below his chin and said, "Father! What did you just say! My wife?"
So.. soon when Lot pressed his sons-in-law to rush out of here, they would have dismissed the father-in-law's words as a joke without even listening to his ears! (19:4) Thinking like this, it seems like the monkfish is right for the Bible story.

3.
In Chapter 18, when Abraham served the angel guests, he made something conventional with fine powdered dough and made bread (18:5-6)
However, when Lot served the angel guests in Chapter 19, he gave them bread without yeast, although he certainly gave them a feast (19:3) This is the first scene in the Bible where a bread without yeast appears.

God gave instructions to make and eat bread without yeast because he had to leave in a hurry just before the Israelites went out of Egypt. But at that time, there was no such situation, so what made Lot prepare bread without yeast?
Of course, he scurried out of the house in a hurry ahead of the sulfur fire judgment later, but Lot wouldn't have known at first.

* In the Korean Bible, cake was translated as "roundy bread," and Hankin translated it as "snack." (The translated translation of the Bible as "tteok" is not discussed... ^^)
It's not exactly in the same vein, but today cakes are legally classified as snacks rather than bread. It's handled in confectionery, not baking. It's not cookies or biscuits, it's a bit of a special snack.. This sounds similar to the story of whether tomatoes are vegetables or fruits.

4.
In Chapter 21, Hagal, Abraham's maidservant, is driven out of the house side by side with his son. The two wander in the middle of the desert wilderness and are in danger of being rescued and killed.
The Bible says that Hagal cried a lot (21:16). God says that he reacted by hearing the voice of his son and child (? ganggu?), not a woman. I'm not sure what perspective or spiritual lighting is meaningful here.

It says here that Hagal moved about a distance between his son and the arrow. Would it be about 2-300 meters?
When Jesus prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, it was said that he had moved about a stone's throw from his disciples. (Luke 22:41)
They used this as a reference when they were talking about a short distance from the Bible. There is an episode about David and Jonathan in the episode. (Three phases 20)