Peringatan

Lot stands urgently in the doorway of his house, extending his hand toward his family as the night sky opens beyond the threshold. Inside, a man continues drinking while a woman reclines beside a basket of grapes and fruit, turning from comfort toward the warning being given. The scene evokes Genesis 19, when Lot is commanded to flee Sodom before judgment falls upon the city. The contrast between the open door and the household’s ease underscores the spiritual danger of delay. It is a visual meditation on mercy before judgment, the call to obedience, and the urgency of leaving sin behind when God provides a way of escape.