In contrast to Joshua where obedient people conquered the land through trust in the power of God, during Judges, a disobedient and idolatrous people are frequently defeated because of their rebellion against God. In seven distinct cycles of sin, Judges shows how the nation has set aside God's law and in it place "everyone did what was right in his own eyes" (21:25). Result: corruption from within and oppression from without. From time to time God raises up military champions to throw off the yoke of bondage and restore the nation to pure worship. But all too soon the 'sin cycle' begins again as the nation's spiritual temperature grows steadily colder.
Talk Thru the Old Testament - Wilkinson and Boa
Judge means to assess - we can judge - who judge who should babysit our children - new employee recruitment process - we are to judge the fruit (actions) and not the heart.
Lesson 1:
Talk Thru the Old Testament - Wilkinson and Boa
Judge means to assess - we can judge - who judge who should babysit our children - new employee recruitment process - we are to judge the fruit (actions) and not the heart.
Lesson 1:
- Judges 1-3:4: Failure to Complete the Conquest of Canaan
- Judges 3:5-31: Deliverance of the Southern Campaign (Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar)
- Judges 4-5: Deliverance of the Northern Campaign (Deborah & Barak)
- Judges 6-10:5 Deliverance of the Central Campaign (Gideon, Tola, Jair)
- Judges 10:6-12:7: Deliverance of the Eastern Campaign (Jephthah)
- Judges 12:8-15: 2nd Deliverance of the Northern Campaign (Ibzan, Elon, Abdon)
- Judges 13-16: Deliverance of the Western Campaign (Samson)
- Judges 17-21: Depravity of Israel in Sinning Like Canaanites
- Ruth 1-2:33: Ruth and Naomi
- Ruth 3-4: Ruth and Boaz
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