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Judges 11:37 · BSB
11:37 She also said to her father, “Let me do this one thing: Let me wander for two months through the mountains with my friends and mourn my virginity.”
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…effect of this rash vow, of this panicked decision Saul had made on his own family. Now, as as readers of scriptures, the audience were reminded ofJudges chapter 11with Jepta's tragic vow. Jephthah was also using religious means, but Utilizing worldly calculus. He thought, if I make a big sacrifice to God,…
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…its climax. It's come right out into the open. It's as clear as can be. And so this is how we're meant to interpret the scene that we see inJudges chapter 11. When we come to the story of Jephthah in Judges chapter 11, we need to see it in the framework of his life, the true nature of Jephthah coming…
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…people to be fully in, to be fully engaged. I don't want to just be a pretender. I want to be somebody who's fully in. We find as we move on toJudges chapter 11. And by the way, we're done. Okay? This is just, I'm going to footnote and we're going to pick this up next week. Okay? Because we have, this is…
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…killed. As I thought about this, as I read this, it reminded me of another oath that was made. That was an unholy oath similar to this way back inJudges chapter 11. In Judges chapter 11, there is this guy named Jephthah. And Jephthah was a judge, and the Jews came to him. They were being exploited, they were…
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…and all that. And now we're going back to the book of Judges. So grab your Bibles, if you would. Give me a little who to holler amen as we go toJudges chapter 11. Thank you very much. For those of you who don't know it, we usually do that. That marks the moment in time where what we read will be not my…
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…later today. and I'll tell you about that later. So grab your Bibles if you would, maybe get a little excited, hoot, holler, and go with me toJudges chapter 11. Thank you very much. You'll notice on the board that the title is Case Made, and so what we're going to see is Jephthah. You'll recall that he's…
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…the inhabitants of Gilead. So they started talking about who could be the guy. Who's going to be the general, the king, whatever. Then we get intoJudges chapter 11. Now this is the story of Jephthah. And we mentioned last week how Jephthah is one of the most interesting characters to be a judge. And you're…
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…day. This is consistent for God's people. They need this reminder. What would be another good example of a vow? How many of you are familiar withJudges chapter 11? Now don't say it because you open your mouth, you might be a fool, right? Just test there for the joke. Judges 11, Jephthah. You remember him? He…
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…Lord. Does that make you cringe a little bit? That just that phrase, to make a deal with the Lord. We have an incredible, thoughtless example inJudges chapter 11. There's this guy named Jephthah, and he was asking God for defeat over the Ammonites, Israel's enemy. Here's what he said. You're not going to…
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…formed and transformed by his word. And we're reminded of a tragedy that happens when we're not. So with that I invite you to turn with me now toJudges chapter 11. We're going to start at verse 34. You can turn in your worship guide. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your Bible. No matter where you…
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…A warning of what we saw Israel doing in our passage last week as we finish Judges chapter 10. And so with that, I invite you to turn with me toJudges chapter 11. You can turn in your worship guide. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your Bible. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's…
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…all of the buildup, all of the anticipation of what you would expect to turn into a happy ending in a heroic moment actually does the opposite. InJudges chapter 11and 12, we read the record of a real-life tragedy. And the weightiness of this story, really, it's only rivaled by the final story that we'll get…
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…vow of dedication, declaring that someone or something is holy to God, meaning consecrated or set apart for God. A tragic example of this found inJudges chapter 11, where Jephthah makes a vow to the Lord, saying, If you will give the Ammonites into my hand, then whatever comes out from the doors of my house to…
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…Now we come to a crisis and now we come to the greatest mistake jeptha ever made when he entered hastily into a vow. And we read about this inJudges chapter 11and verses 30 and 31 and Jeff the made a vow to the Lord and said If you will indeed deliver, the people of Ammon into my hands, then it will be…
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We turn tojudges chapter 11to a new judge that will be raised up. But this time, quite different to the way the other judges have been nominated, been chosen by God. This is…
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…16, I think verse 19 or 19, verse 16 talks about it. Compromise is the seed for blindness. Eutronomy 16, 19. There was this king called Nehash inJudges chapter 11. Nehash, you know what he would do? He would go and he would blind people who would gouge out their right eye. Israel gathers 7,000 Israelites…
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…were not prohibited. They were encouraged in some way. And if you're going to make a vow, you better do it. And if you're familiar with Jephthah,Judges chapter 11, you read like the most tragic of vows ever. It points to the flawed character of Israel's leaders at the time. So just this brief sampling of the…
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…that he's okay, that God is going to be with him. And he keeps requesting for signs that God would assure him. And today we look at Jephthah inJudges chapter 11and 12. Jephthah is a very interesting judge. There are two judges that I think are extremely interesting. Jephthah happens to be one of them. The…
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