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Re: Lot's Revelation of Grace
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Originally Posted by Baron1710
There is no indication that Lot was declared unrighteous, yet the Scripture is very clear that he was declared righteous. Peter was speaking from the perspective of Lot having all ready completed his race, it would seem a little odd to speak of him as righteous if that was not the case.
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Have you considered that Lot's life didn't end at Zoar? That he could have righted himself, repented and thus been declared righteous in the end?
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