Genesis 18.20-32

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Limerick

In a land where the Lord’s voice did call,
He sought out a righteous few all in all,
He pleaded and prayed,
Their mercy displayed,
Till justice and mercy both stood tall.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to Genesis 18:20-32 is to practice listening and advocating for fairness in your daily life. In this passage, Abraham pleads with God to spare the city of Sodom if even a small number of good people are found there, showing the importance of speaking up for others and seeking justice. You can apply this by being attentive when others are treated unfairly or overlooked, and then voicing support or helping to address those issues. For example, if you see someone being excluded or mistreated, take a moment to stand up for them or offer assistance. This approach reflects the idea of caring about others’ well-being and advocating for justice in your community, aligning with the passage’s message of compassion and pursuit of fairness.

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Related passages

**Summary:**
God’s justice and mercy, intercession, and dialogue with humans highlight divine patience and willingness to forgive in Genesis 18:20-32.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Genesis 6:8-9**
Noah finds favor; shows divine mercy amid judgment, paralleling God’s willingness to spare despite impending destruction.

2. **Exodus 32:11-14**
Moses intercedes for Israel; demonstrates divine patience and the power of prayer to influence God’s decisions.

3. **Jeremiah 18:7-10**
God’s sovereignty and readiness to relent from disaster when people repent; echoes themes of divine mercy and human intercession.

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