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Judges 1:2 · BSB
1:2 “Judah shall go up,” answered the LORD. “Indeed, I have delivered the land into their hands.”
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…the book of Judges kind of starts over and God gives his version of what's been going on in Israel. Just like Israel's side of the story started inJudges chapter 1verse one with the death of Joshua, God's version of the story, his introduction is going to start over with the death of Joshua. He's going to…
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…that command, the Israelite tribes continually compromised. Really by choosing the path of least resistance instead. And that being the case,Judges chapter 1basically gives us a status update on that continual compromise by describing additional battles that are now required within the promised land as…
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…the Ephraimites, chose not to drive out the Canaanites when they held that, when they had that chance. Those very same cities are named again inJudges chapter 1. Joshua years after Joshua's gone, because Judges 1 talks about, it starts out by saying, hey, let's talk about the history of God's people after…
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…say something to you. The greatest biblical example I find of age have nothing to do with ability is Caleb. The book of Judges, we read about him.Judges chapter 1, Joshua chapter 14. Caleb when God spoke to him and Joshua, Joshua and Caleb were the only two that believed the messengers when they came back or…
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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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…be 10 years, 20 years, 30 years from now. You say, "Preacher, what do you mean I cannot handle the valley alone?" Well, you turn to the book ofJudges chapter 1verse number 19. You'll find that when Israel's coming into the land of Canaan, they are fighting against the the nations that are present in…
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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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…and lower springs. Do you see these two passages of scripture right next to each other? They're almost identical. Joshua chapter 15 and in thisJudges chapter 1. I saw this and it jumped off the page at me. I did not know I knew of the story. I had read it before. I did not know the story was repeated two…
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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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Our first reading today is fromJudges chapters 1and 2, portions of those chapters. Manasseh did not drive out the inhabitants of Bethsheon and its villages. And it came to pass when Israel was…
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…God bring them out, you know, the Red Sea standing on both sides, walking through the Red Sea with dry feet. But then, a few generations later, inJudges chapter 1, we read, in verse 7, we read, the people served the Lord throughout the lifetime of Joshua and of the elders who outlived him, and who had seen…
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…and they cry about it and they're so sad about it. And they go and do the same thing again 30 seconds later. This is Israel in Judges, the end ofJudges chapter 1. Remember that they they compromise, they sin, they cry, they fill the valley with tears, they rename the valley, the Valley of Okim, the Valley of…
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…show us amazing things through these texts. So grab your Bibles if you would. Maybe take a breath, give me a little hoo to holler amen as we go toJudges chapter 1. Somebody say Judges. Judges. Thank you. Are we participating today? I'm just participating today. Somebody say Judges. Judges. Thank you. Somebody…
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…before we're through. But I don't know that the Lord is saying we're going to do the entire book of Judges. But I do know that we're going to doJudges chapter 1today. So because you were with us as we went through the book of Joshua, you know how that kind of ended. Joshua brought the Israelites into the…
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…it has to make sense. It has to be valuable. That's why it's in there. So we looked last week at a text. We ended with verse 10 of the book ofJudges, chapter 1. And this is what it said. So Judah went against the Canaanites who lived in Hebron. Now the name of Heber formerly was Kiriath Arba. And they…
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I'm going to invite you, if you can, God's directed me to read out of the book of Judges. Go with me right now, please, to the book ofJudges, chapter 1and verse 1. Amen. Amen. And we're going to, we're just going to read a couple of verses there. That's it. Amen. Book of Judges, chapter 1 and…
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…started the cycle in the first place? Compromise. It's compromise. If you have a physical copy of the Bible, I want to invite you to turn back toJudges, chapter 1. We can see the compromise. It's in the text. Look at it. Remember, God told the nation of Israel to drive out the wicked, pagan-worshiping,…
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