1
When morning came, the men of God hastened Lot saying, Arise, take thy wives and thy daughters who are here with thee in the house and depart hence lest ye be consumed by the wrath of God which shall be visited upon the iniquities of Sodom.
2
And while they were preparing to depart, Lot's heart being full of sorrow at leaving his daughters and his daughters' children to be destroyed, the men of God took him by the hand with his wives and his daughters, for the Lord had mercy upon Lot because of his integrity, because he had not bowed down unto false gods nor entered into the abominations of Sodom.
3
And Lot thought to dwell in Zoar; wherefore, he hastened there, but his wife Ado turned back unto the city of Sodom.
4
Ado was the daughter of Eli, the son of Eliezer, which Eli had accompanied Lot to Sodom.
5
And when Ado thought upon her parents and her daughters who remained in the city, her heart was pained within her and she turned back unto them and was lost.
6
But Lot entered with the rest of his family into Zoar and was there when the cities of the plains were overthrown.