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Abram and Lot Separate
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Abram and Lot Separate

Abram and his nephew Lot lived with many sheep, goats, cattle, and tents. God had given them many animals, but the flocks kept growing, and there was not enough grass and water. Abram’s shepherds and Lot’s shepherds began to argue. Abram felt sad when he heard the quarrels. He gently said to Lot, “We are family; let us not fight with each other. You choose where you would like to go first.” Lot saw the green valley near the Jordan River and chose to go there. Abram did not grab for himself, but stayed in Canaan and peacefully trusted God. After Lot left, God told Abram to look north, south, east, and west, and promised to give the land he saw to Abram and his descendants. Abram pitched his tents near the great oaks and thanked God for His guidance.

Moral

When Abram faced arguing, he did not insist on choosing first or fight with Lot. With a humble and peaceful heart he said, “We are family; let us not fight with each other.” Abram was willing to let Lot choose first because he trusted that God would care for him and guide him. This story reminds us that yielding is not weakness; it is choosing not to grab because we love peace. When we do this, we can entrust the outcome to God and trust Him to guide us according to His good will.

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