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27 lip 2014 · Let’s open our Bibles to Judges chapter 4. We’ll cover the 4th and 5th chapters in this book today. It’s the story of another judge – another tribal leader. Remember -- we’ve seen three judges so far. The first was Othniel the nephew of Caleb. He comes at the beginning of this long sequence of…
Welcome to Judges chapter 4 summary. It began with the children of Israel once again doing evil in the sight of the LORD. They started again once the current righteous judge died, which was Ehud. When Israel stopped serving the LORD, the LORD would make them serve their enemies.
What does Judges chapter 4 mean? The pattern of Judges repeats, and a new story begins. After the previous judge-deliverer dies, Israel returns to doing evil, including the worship of the gods of Canaan (Judges 2:16–19). The Lord responds by submitting Israel to Jabin, who rules over Canaan.
The LORD routed Sisera and all his chariots: Judges 5:4-5 and Judges 5:21 explain that God helped Israel to victory by bringing a flash flood. The muddy conditions made the chariots of iron a hindrance, not helpful in the battle.
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8 wrz 2023 · Judges 4 Summary - A Quick Overview WHEN: Most scholars place the period of the Judges somewhere between 1450 B.C. and 1000 B.C. The events in Judges 3 were spread out over at least 145 years (3:8, 11, 14, 30). In Judges 4, the king of Canaan oppressed the Israelites for 20 years. CHARACTERS: Ehud – The 2nd Judge of Israel. God used him to ...
4 wrz 2002 · Once the restraining influence of Ehud's leadership was removed, "the children of Israel again did evil in the sight of the Lord" (verse 1). The Expositor's Bible Commentary refers to the quotation here as "the sin phrase." It occurs six times in the book of Judges (see Judges 3:7, 12; 4:1; 6:1; 10:6; 13:1). For their rebellion this time, God ...
