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'''Gomorrah''' was an ancient city located in the Holy Lands. It was considered by [[bible]] scholars to be the sister city of another populated area known as [[Sodom]]. Both cities were destroyed (possibly around 1898 B.C.) by God according the Book of [[Genesis]] in the Bible. According the the Bible, God rained burning hot lava onto the city from the sky, and killed all of the inhabitants because of their sin.  Those who were found to be righteous, [[Lot]] and his family, were told to flee before the city was destroyed and to not look back.  Lot's wife looked back and was turned into a pillar of salt.
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'''Gomorrah''' was an ancient city located in the [[Middle East|Holy Lands]]. It was considered by [[bible]] scholars to be the sister city of another populated area known as [[Sodom]]. Both cities were destroyed (possibly around 1898 B.C.) by [[God]] according the Book of [[Genesis]] in the Bible. According the the [[Bible]], God rained burning hot lava onto the city from the sky, and killed all of the inhabitants because of their [[sin]].  Those who were found to be righteous, [[Lot]] and his family, were told to flee before the city was destroyed and to not look back.  Lot's wife looked back and was turned into a pillar of salt.
 
 
''Gomorrah'' was also a rival to [[Godzilla]] in [[Japan]]ese monster movies.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 22:53, March 1, 2008

Gomorrah was an ancient city located in the Holy Lands. It was considered by bible scholars to be the sister city of another populated area known as Sodom. Both cities were destroyed (possibly around 1898 B.C.) by God according the Book of Genesis in the Bible. According the the Bible, God rained burning hot lava onto the city from the sky, and killed all of the inhabitants because of their sin. Those who were found to be righteous, Lot and his family, were told to flee before the city was destroyed and to not look back. Lot's wife looked back and was turned into a pillar of salt.