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Judges 2:12 · BSB
2:12 Thus they forsook the LORD, the God of their fathers, who had brought them out of the land of Egypt, and they followed after various gods of the peoples around them. They bowed down to them and provoked the LORD to anger,
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…have a chance at knowing who God is. We've been looking at this in Sunday school, right? The last couple of weeks and judges. The indictment inJudges chapter 2is that the previous generations forgot God. And so now the current generation knows nothing of him. I work passing it down. They didn't obey…
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…you have to do is turn forward into the book of Judges, in chapter 2. We're going to read some verses from there. Just the next book, the book ofJudges, chapter 2. And you read there of the death of Joshua at verse 6. And listen to what it says. When Joshua dismissed the people, the people of Israel went each…
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…who, though he sought repentance with tears, it was withheld from him. Or Judas, who hung himself in his grief. Or the whole nation of Israel inJudges chapter 2. There's so many examples of people that weep over their sin that aren't saved. But there's no examples of people who are saved that got there…
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…in church history, where God has come down in a powerful way. We don't want to forget these things lest we end up like this generation described inJudges chapter 2that we just read. There arose another generation after them who did not know the Lord or the work that he had done for Israel. What a tragic…
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…poor and not a Christian. You can be spiritually poor and mourning and not a Christian. The example of this I think of all the time is inJudges chapter 2. The Israelites have just been led into the promised land. They had clear commands from God, and yet they are disobeying God. They're compromising…
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…God to know his divine grace on them to stay in that to walk in that. And and so they would Prosper, they've already rebelled against that. And inJudges chapter 2, I believe it is. We read that the people did not know. The way of their fathers. And so they did all that their heart desired. In other words,…
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…cannot turn into neglect, or your children will be raised without actually learning about the Lord. One of the saddest verses in the Bible,Judges chapter 2. Israel crossed the promised land, took the promised land, Joshua died, and then it says, a new generation grew up in Israel that did not know the…
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…they're battling. And the common thread here was there was a general, a man of God, that was walking them through these conquests. But then we readJudges chapter 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 into Judges…
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…Sisera himself were raised up against the nation as judgment and discipline for their sins of idolatry. It's like Anton showed us last week inJudges chapter 2. And just like them, just like the judges, Saul was raised up to save, to deliver, to Yeshua, the people, from the hand of the Philistines. He's…
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…in Kansas or somewhere. I don't know, but he's helping his mother-in-law move. So he's doing a good deed this morning. If you open your Bibles toJudges chapter 2, we're going to take a bit of an introductory tour into the book of Judges. But very interesting this week I was reading on this thing called…
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…Bibles. We're going to the chairs. Are you ready? You didn't think I was gonna get there, did you? Turn in your Bibles, go over a few chapters toJudges chapter 2. Now watch this. I don't know what that fizz does. What was that commercial? Fizz, fizz, whatnot? Alcalsear, fizz, pop, pop, fizz, fizz, something…
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…of explain to you, because Judges, as it's written, can feel broken, all right? And so, what happens, what I mean by that is Judges chapter 1 andJudges chapter 2are a double introduction. So, the same thing is said twice in different ways, right? Because they know that we need that to get it, right? So,…
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…you forgot the God who gave you birth. Talk about dependence. The Lord saw it and turned away from you. When Israel reached the promised land inJudges chapter 2, it says, They abandoned the Lord, the God of their fathers. That's why the psalmist would say in Psalm 78, verse 10, they did not keep God's…
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…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 inJudges chapter 2in verse 2, You have not obeyed my voice. Then in Judges 2.11, the people of Israel did what was evil in the sight of Yahweh and served the Baals.…
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…could come up with a lot of excuses of why. We could sit here and analyze today and determine other reasons why they didn't. But when we get intoJudges chapter 2, we will see without any doubt. And Israel, when confronted, did not offer an excuse. They wept because they knew they were guilty that they simply…
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