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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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…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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…breathes, but you shall utterly destroy them, the Hittite and the Amorite, the Canaanite, the Perizzite, the Hivite and the Jebusite. But then inJudges, chapter 1, we read that, to this day, the Jebusites live in Jerusalem with the Benjamites. And later in the same chapter, we run into Caleb the Kenizzite…
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…the Canaanites into their hands so that they could receive the land that he promised them that's what happened and we read that all the way back inJudges chapter 1and verse 34 where it says the Ammonites Amorites excuse me press the people of Dan back into the hill country for they did not allow them to come…
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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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…of Israel, not a single promise that God made to you has failed. He has given all the people into your hand. So we would expect then when we get toJudges chapter 1that there's no Canaanites left. But that's not actually the case, is it? We find that there's Canaanite people still living in the land. And what…
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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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…just for a moment, its opening and its close. By doing that, maybe that will give us a path forward. As we jump into this book today. You're inJudges chapter 1. Let me just read the first two verses, and we'll see how it begins. After the death of Joshua, the people of Israel inquired of the Lord, Who…
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…begin to trade with them. And when I say trade, I'm talking merry with them. Pull their gods in. He never intended. So we get to this place inJudges chapter 1where all of a sudden we're seeing people aren't doing what God called them to do. Look at judges, 1:21 says, but the sons of Benjamin and other…
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…to do the same thing. Christian, now is not the time to grow silent. As our culture descends deeper and deeper into chaos, as we as we live outJudges chapter 1, where every single person does what is right in their own eyes. Now is not the time to grow silent. Now is not the time to shrink back. Now is the…
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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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…they came down, sent the spies, 600 men came, wiped away the people. They wanted better land. The reason why they wanted better land is back inJudges chapter 1. They failed to fight to come into the land and get good land back when their nation was fighting. So they ended up living this kind of like…
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…2. I want you to turn over there, and we see they were on the right path, they were doing the right things, and you see it as they come intoJudges chapter 1, all the way up to verse 23. In chapter 1, it says, So Judah, so Simeon, so they're coming in and they're conquesting. They're doing exactly what…
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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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…Now, I want to kind of explain to you, because Judges, as it's written, can feel broken, all right? And so, what happens, what I mean by that isJudges chapter 1and Judges chapter 2 are a double introduction. So, the same thing is said twice in different ways, right? Because they know that we need that to…
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…And when we look at this, if you remember all the way back, I want to show you the depth in how Israel has fallen. If you go all the way back toJudges chapter 1, when God chooses for himself a people who will be mobilized to fight for Israel, he chooses Judah. And now look at where we find them. They're not…
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…of Gilead, Said one to another. Now I find this phrase right here in this verse unique. Or maybe not unique. It makes me curious. Because inJudges chapter 1, What we see when Joshua died is that the people of Israel came to God first and said to God, Who will you give to us to lead us? But in this…
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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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…understand about this merciful God, knowing a merciful God. Now let's look at, in your outline, let's look at some lessons learned in Judges. InJudges chapter 1, the whole chapter. Here's lesson number one. We must drive out the enemy in our life completely. We must drive out the enemy in our life…
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