[ebb tide]

(2) "Lot knew they were all homos and thus knew his offer would be declined. This is not stated or even implied in the text, and in terms of motivation it makes no sense. If he knew it was pointless, he would not have made the offer. Why would he? It gains him nothing. It's quite apparent he offered his daughters to be gang-raped as a means to an end: to divert the crowd away from assaulting his angelic visitors.

It's not only implied, it's obvious! Did any of those homos take up Lot's offer of his daughters.

[Mrs. Don-o]

"Lot knew they were all homos and thus knew his offer would be declined...It's not only implied, it's obvious!."

Please provide the chapter and verse where it is not only implied, but made obvious.

And please explain Lot's motivation in supposedly making an offer he knew would be turned down. Why would he make a pointless offer?