I. Introduction
A. Transition from the events in Genesis 12, specifically Abram’s journey and his time in Egypt
B. Introduction to the narrative of Abram and Lot’s separation in Genesis 13
II. Abram and Lot Return to Canaan
A. Verses 1-4: Abram and Lot, along with their families and possessions, leave Egypt and return to the Negev in Canaan
B. Verses 5-7: The abundance of livestock leads to conflict between Abram’s and Lot’s herdsmen
C. Verses 8-9: Abram suggests a peaceful separation, giving Lot the choice of the land
III. Abram and Lot’s Separation
A. Verses 10-11: Lot looks towards the well-watered Jordan Valley, choosing it for himself and separating from Abram
B. Verses 12-13: Abram remains in the land of Canaan, dwelling in Hebron
C. Verses 14-18: God reaffirms His promises to Abram and instructs him to look at the land He will give to his descendants
IV. Abram’s Obedience and Worship
A. Verses 18-19: Abram moves his tent and settles near the oaks of Mamre in Hebron
B. Verses 20-21: Abram builds an altar to worship the Lord
V. Conclusion
A. Summary of the events in Genesis 13
B. Transition to the subsequent chapters and the further development of Abram’s story
Note: This outline provides a general structure of Genesis 13, focusing on Abram and Lot’s return to Canaan, their separation, and Abram’s subsequent actions. It highlights the conflict between their herdsmen, the choice of the land, and God’s reaffirmation of His promises to Abram. The actual chapter contains additional details, dialogues, and interactions that are not included in this outline.