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Judges 1:16 · BSB
1:16 Now the descendants of Moses’ father-in-law, the Kenite, went up with the men of Judah from the City of Palms to the Wilderness of Judah in the Negev near Arad. They went to live among the people.
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…that's your vision. But for some people, when we have something to show outwardly of who we are, we think we have arrived. But if you notice inJudges chapter 1and 2, the tribe of Manasseh did not drive them out. Ephraim did not drive them out. Zebulun did not drive them out. Asher did not drive them out.…
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…So this conflict is now coming close. What is Israel going to do now that conflict has come? Are they going to turn to God like they did inJudges chapter 1? Are they going to look to God, raise up a leader? No. They turn inward. We find that in verses 17 and 18 the Ammonites were called to arms and…
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…and it specifically says he devoted it to destruction and every person in it. But if you keep reading, in the very next book of the Bible, inJudges chapter 1, we're told that Judah fought against the Canaanites who lived in Hebron. So of course, they were not completely destroyed back in Joshua chapter…
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…Why does he do this? Well, because there's a vacancy. He does this because there has been a lack of follow through. We saw this last time inJudges chapter 1. All those tribes there at the north. You see Manasseh. You see Issachar. You see Asher. You see Zebulun. And in Judges chapter 1 verse 27,…
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…He saves because he's a God of pity. And so who does he raise up? He raises up Otniel, Caleb's younger brother. We've seen his story a bit back inJudges chapter 1. Remember Joshua has died and the people are asking who's going to lead us? And God says well Judah will lead you. Judah shall go up and certainly…
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Well, good morning. It's good to see all of you. Happy Father's Day. Open your Bibles, if you would, please, toJudges chapter 1. ! If you're using the Pew Bible, it's on page 200. Judges chapter 1. Really, we kind of begin our journey this week. Last time we were together,…
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…Genesis has this repeated phrase to teach us a lesson and he died and he died and he died and he died and he died what's the point and you will dieJudges chapter 1is and they did not and they did not and they did not finally in verse 34 the Amorites pressed the people of Dan back into the hill country for…
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…for what's true if it doesn't jeopardize my job. I will be generous if I already have X amount in my bank account. It's the same thing we saw inJudges chapter 1. God's commands, God's promises are not enough. We need to add insurance. And what are we told, though, in Psalm 20, verse 7? Some trust in…
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…is. Repentance is a 180 degree turn. So that leaves us with another question. How is the car going to get turned around? If it starts out bad inJudges chapter 1and gets extremely terrible in chapters 19 through 21, what is the answer to the end of Judges? The answer is simple. We need a greater judge. We…
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…much more that we could say about the book of Judges, but we're going to jump right in this morning. I'm going to invite you to turn with me toJudges chapter 1. Now, I haven't done this maybe since 2019 when we were in the book of Nehemiah. You'll remember when we were in the book of Nehemiah that we would…
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…regarding the inhabitants of the land that God had given them. Do not show mercy. Destroy them. Devote them to destruction. And yet, we jump toJudges chapter 1. And this is not happening. The previous book, Joshua, recounts the general invasion and conquest. And what's happening now is what one describes…
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…just glad it wasn't a countdown clock. I'm thankful for Anton filling the pulpit so ably last Sunday. If you have not listened to that sermon fromJudges chapter 1, you must do so. Thank you for your prayers for our family while we were gone. We were in Kansas City for about a week helping Allison's mother…
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…freedom. Independence comes from the sovereign hand of God, but independence also can bring great zeal. It can bring great zeal. Look with me atJudges chapter 1and verse 19. Judges chapter 1 begins with the death of Joshua. So we have a transition period here. The leadership that has led them into the land…
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…long. Didn't last long at all. After the death of Joshua, we see a repeated failure to live by the word of God. That's Joshua chapter 1. I'm sorry,Judges chapter 1. Then God said in Judges chapter 2 in verse 2, You have not obeyed my voice. Then in Judges 2.11, the people of Israel did what was evil in the…
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…plans, not on their own insurance policies. And so with the mission and the purpose of God clear for his people, we are now ready to launch intoJudges chapter 1and see how they go at trusting in the promises of God to be with them and to give them victory and rest. And we arrive at verse 3 and Judas failed…
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