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Genesis 19:8

Behold, now, to-myself two built-ones, who have not perceived a man, I am causing to go out, now, אֶת-them toward you all, and make you to-themselves according to the Good-one in your eyes,664 only to the Mortal-men of These ones665 do not make a word, for upon an upright they have come in the shadow of my beam.`666

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Strong’s #6982, qorah. Beam, rafter, or meeting-one. From #7136, qarah, to meet, encounter. Lot is an allegory of the Crucified Jesus? The “shadow of the beam” translates into the “shadow of the cross” which further translates into the “shadow of Death” (Luk. 1:79, Job 34:22, Am 5:8, Jer. 2:6, Ps. 107:10, etc.). This is the idea behind the riddle of the sick [Mortal-men] being overshadowed “enveloped” by Peter’s shadow at his coming and being healed, as in, able to stand up,

“So that even into the broad-ways to bring forth the sick, and to put upon couches and mats, that at the coming of Peter, even the shadow might envelop [#G1982] some one of them” Acts 5:15 literal

Recall from our note on Genesis 11:27 that Lot’s name means envelop.