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Judges 21:25 · BSB
21:25 In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes.
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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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…to the last verse of Judges, Judges chapter 21. And I want to read that with you because it really is the key verse to these entire five chapters.Judges 21:25. In those days, there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes. This morning, I just wanna begin with a bit of a warning…
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…a history of murder and assassination and massacres of immorality and lawlessness and unfaithfulness. In fact, right towards the end of the book ofJudges, chapter 21, verse 25, it says, in those days Israel had no king and so everyone did as they saw fit. Pretty much a description of modern society, really. Everyone does…
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…the time of the judges, everyone did what was right in his own eyes. There was no king in Israel. That line is repeated over and over again like inJudges 21:25. On the whole, if you read Judges, this period is shown to be one of covenant breaking for God's holy special people. Far from loving God, far from…
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…the people rebel. In fact, the book of Judges ends in absolute anarchy. Have a look at chapter 21, verse 25, right at the very end of the book ofJudges. Chapter 21, verse 25. When God's loving rule is rejected, it just brings chaos and disorder, and it ends in absolute anarchy. Chapter 21, verse 25. In those days,…
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…you this characterized the time when the judges ruled the earth. It's one phrase you hear over and over in the book of Judges, and it's this it'sJudges 21, verse 25. And and everyone did what was right in his own eyes. You turn back, turn back in your Bibles. If you're in Ruth, just turn one page. Look at the…
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