Judges 14-15 | This week Samson gets married, kills a bunch of people and becomes a Judge for Israel. Yes! It was all during the wedding feast! What a guy! He creates so much disdain in among the Philistines that they mass an army to come find him hiding in Israel. Hint: It doesn’t end well for the Philistine army.
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Judges 13 |It is the beginning of the end for the 400 years of the Judges. A messenger from God gives Samson’s parents specific instructions to prepare for the coming Hero of Israel.
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Judges 13 |Jehthah is not your typical leader of Israel. He is a rough and tumble cowboy that rubs people the wrong way and makes lots of mistakes. Okay, maybe it is more typical than I thought….
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Judges 6 |As indicative of all the Judges, Gideon was no the type of hero anyone would have picked in advance. He was the expendable son of an unimportant family in an unimportant tribe. He was not a devout follower of the Hebrew God, Yahweh. Only God can call someone so unqualified and be so patient while he comes around!
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Judges 13 | The Book of Judges is a spans 400 years in between the Israelite conquest of the land of Canaan and the first king of Israel. It was a time of tribal rule, where each of the 12 family groups ran their own affairs as they saw fit. Only during extreme crisis did the clans work together in defense of the collective. This week we introduce the whole concept from Genesis to Judges and chat about the second Judge of the period: Ehud, the left handed judge.
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