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The small city Lot fled to when God destroyed Sodom — its name means small

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A small city at the southeastern end of the Dead Sea, originally called Bela. Lot begged the angels to let him flee here instead of the mountains when God destroyed Sodom (Genesis 19:20-23). The name means small.

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