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Judges 2:10 · BSB
2:10 After that whole generation had also been gathered to their fathers, another generation rose up who did not know the LORD or the works that He had done for Israel.
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…rhythms of remembering, uh, the actually the consequences can be uh pretty devastating. One of the most uh uh dramatic illustrations of this is inJudges chapter 2, verse 10, it reads this after a whole generation and begathered to their ancestors, another generation grew up who neither knew the Lord nor what he had…
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…always be an attempt there will always be an attempt. Satan will always attempt to subvert culture. In one generation you can lose culture.Judges chapter 2 verse 10and then there came a generation after Joshua who did not know the gods of their who did not know the God of their fathers. How in a matter of 35…
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…us a breakthrough. And I said, So this is what I want you all to do. I said, You're all gonna learn the saddest scripture in the Bible for me isJudges chapter 2, verse 10. It says, When Joshua and his generation died, another generation arose that did not know the Lord, nor the works he had done for Israel. And I…
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…so the other thing is why young people, why young men and women? Because it only takes a generation to forget what God is personally doing, eh? InJudges chapter 2 verse 10, it says, one generation after Joshua, Israel's children forgot and did not have any idea of who this God was. Go to Judges 2 10. It should be…
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…purposeful. And scripture has given us actually the consequences of when we begin to lose these rhythms of remembrance. And most dramatically inJudges chapter 2, verse 10, it says this after the whole generation had been gathered to their ancestors, another generation grew up who knew neither the Lord nor what had or…
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…and I'm part of the Women Reading Women group. Today's scripture readings are from the book of Joshua, chapter 4, verses 20 to 24, and the book ofJudges, chapter 2, verses 8 to 10, as printed in the liturgy. A reading from the book of Joshua. And those twelve stones which they took out of the Jordan, Joshua set up at Gilgal.…
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…suzerain and the vassal. He entered into a covenant that he meant. Have you? And so we see further, this disobedience affected some things. Look atJudges chapter 2, verse 10. When all that generations had been gathered to their fathers, another, listen to this, this is one of the saddest verses here. So they had gone…
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…whenever God commands. Part of the reason history must be chronicled is so that a generation may rise up that can repeat it. Part of the reasonjudges 2 verse 10is the saddest statement in the Bible is because her people did not repeat it. It is the saddest verse in the Bible. Her people did not repeat the…
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…best way to end sermons, but I want to end with a really sad verse. I want it to hit you so hard that it will give you trouble sleeping. It's inJudges 2, verses 7 to 10. I read it and I almost started weeping. I'm not being dramatic. Judges 2, 7 to 10. I thought to myself, my Godfather, may our hands be free of…
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