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Lot’s Lament: A New Take on the Direct TV Commercials (Gen 13, 19)

April 1, 2012 by Andrew Wencl

  • When you trust in wealth more than God, you move to a wealthy wicked city.
  • When you move to a wealthy, wicked city, you don’t quite fit in.
  • When you don’t quite fit in, people want to molest your house guests.
  • When people want to molest your house guests, God destroys your city with sulfur and fire.
  • When God destroys your city with sulfur and fire, your daughters think it’s the end of the world.
  • When your daughters think it’s the end of the world, they seduce you into siring your own grandchildren.

Don’t sire your own grandchildren. Don’t trust in wealth. Trust in God.



Inspired by those DirecTV commercials. Based on Genesis 13:10-13; 19:1-38

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