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Judges 17:5 · BSB
17:5 Now this man Micah had a shrine, and he made an ephod and some household idols, and ordained one of his sons as his priest.
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…that conflict turns inward. So now there's a conflict that's happening between Israel and themselves till you finally get to the very end inJudges chapter 17to 21 where there's no more deliverer. There's no more judge. There's no more outward oppressor. And all the oppression, all the conflict is…
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…can worship yourself. You can do what is right in your eyes or you can do what is right in God's eyes. Remember what we talked about with Micah,Judges chapter 17and 18. The worship of the true God is the only safe worship. you cannot have it both ways. The extremes of this story reveal something for us that…
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…have it, which is why we come back week after week to hear what God has to say to us in his word. What I'm about to say has nothing to do withJudges chapter 17, but I was thinking this morning as we were worshiping, the longer I serve as a pastor, one of the emotions for me that grows and grows is that of…
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…And that was the period of the judges. And so one, in fact, you know that one verse that that we see several different times we actually find inJudges chapter 17and verse number six. In those days there was no king in Israel, but every man did that which was right in his own eyes. And we see that verse a…
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…chaos that surrounds it in the time of the judges, it is really a messed-up time. In fact, he went to see how dark these days are just read throughJudges chapter 17through 21 and precedes. The Book of Ruth and actually reverse psychology here, don't read Judges 17 through 21 it and kind of, not kidding because…
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…you would be led into the underworld by Hermes. Now, if you remember your Old Testament history, this is very near the Israelite city of Dan. InJudges chapter 17and 18, the tribe Dan refused to take the land that God had given them. They were picky and selfish, and they said, No, what God has given us is…
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…in influence, and they'd be worthwhile as well. So I just wanted to start with that, so we have fair warning. But now, to summarise the story ofJudges chapter 17, the next chapter after Samson, which we dealt with last week, all the way up to chapter 21. In chapters 17 and 18, we find the story of a man…
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