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…3rd judge in the land of Israel in the days of the judges. You see, the days of the Judges were characterised by this statement we read there inJudges chapter 21, verse 25. In those days there was no king in Israel. Every man did that which was right in his own eyes. That's the key text for the book of Judges. You…
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…in the book of Judges. And some of the craziest stories that we will read in the Bible come in this book of Judges. We're told the very last verse,Judges 21, verse 25. In those days, and still in these days of Elkanah, there was no king in Israel. Don't think for a minute that was a good thing. That verse says…
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…five, that next generation that goes into the land, then they would be bringing on the curses for lawbreaking, which is exactly what they did. InJudges 21 verse 25, we read that everyone in this time did what was right in their own eyes. Why would this family of Naomi be any different? Everyone going around…
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…story of God's people and their deepening corruption. The very end of Judges summarizes, gives this assessment of the people. It says this.Judges 21, verse 25says this. It says, At that time, people did whatever they felt like doing. Hear it one more time. At that time, people did whatever they felt like…
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These sermons cite a broader passage containing Judges 21:25; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
…no king in Israel, but every man did that which was right in his own eyes. And we see that verse a couple different times. We see it again in inJudges chapter 21of verse #25. And so in order to bring the nation of Israel back to himself, God would send them their oppressors, make their life difficult. They…
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