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Lot

… the more difficult ones to read and understand is that of Lot. Although not many details are given about his early … realized. Unfortunately, the text that does deal with Lot exclusively is problematic on a number of levels. Perhaps … as a “righteous man” with a “righteous soul” and mentioned Lot’s preservation in the same pericope as Noah—men both …

Reexamining Lot

… The holy men urged Lot to take his wife and two unmarried daughters and get out … of Sodom immediately. Petrus Paulus Rubens, Departure of Lot and His Family from Sodom . The story of Lot as found in … between Lot and Abraham, but neither comments on Lot’s righteousness, because their focus is on Abraham. [1] …

The Lot Smith Cavalry Company: Utah Goes to War

… General Wells selected another experienced officer—Lot Smith. Lot Smith—Utah Folk Hero Lot Smith was something of a folk hero in the Utah Territory. …

"O God of Israel, Give a True Decision"

… of brass, they relied on cleromancy, [1] or the casting of lots, to decide who among them should first go to the house … Because colloquial usage of the English expression “the lot fell on [a person]” implies a random act of chance, …

Appendix F: Special Interest Civil War Veterans

… army) Baptized before the war.   Rank: Teamster Unit(s): Lot Smith Utah Cavalry Military Service Source(s): Fisher   … Charleston Cemetery, Charleston, Wasatch, Utah   Notes: [LOT SMITH TEAMSTER] “TEAMSTER UTAH VOLS INDIAN WARS” is …

James W. Moffitt

… in October 2001 in the Community of Christ parking lot by Jayson Edwards Jordan Whiting also present A. [James … it to a nephew who lives out there now. Q. Do they have a lot of farmland out there? A. Seventy-five acres—just a small …

Dr. Lillian M. Snyder

… Galveston and Houston, Texas; and St. Louis. I’ve lived lots of different places, but Nauvoo I consider my home. Q. … Historical Society. He had written papers and given a lot of talks. When he told me about it and gave me some of …

Mary Eleanor Logan

… down here. Q. Did you live on a farm, or was it a small lot? A. It was a small house with a big yard. Q. How long … take them around while showing them all the places—it’s lots of fun. Q. You must know a lot of history. A. Oh, I know …

Lucile Harsch

… because I graduated from here in 1927. And I was here a lot of years before that. So it would have been at least … and go to any place and make a living. So we did move a lot. When I was ten years old, we lived where the temple is …

Thomas Wilson

… They were farmers. One ran a blacksmith shop. One rode a lot of white lightning—whiskey. Q. What occupations have you … many challenges just living here. But as mayor we've had a lot of activity with all of the building and so on—people …