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Judges 21:2 · BSB
21:2 So the people came to Bethel and sat there before God until evening, lifting up their voices and weeping bitterly.
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…teaches us something desperately needed in the world today, and perhaps for always. And so maybe give me a little hooter, holler, amen, as we go toJudges chapter 21. Thank you very much. We're only going to read the first eight verses, which means we have more of this dark story to unfold next week. But here we…
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…some sort of great soul winner, some great Christian, okay? Pace yourself in the Christian life. Don't be a Christian who goes overboard. Go toJudges chapter 21, Judges chapter 21, if you would. Let me read again from Ecclesiastes 7, verse 16 again. It says, be not righteous over much. Neither make thyself…
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…give me also springs of water, and he gave her the upper springs and the nether springs. So there you go. They lived happily ever after. Look atJudges chapter 21. Judges chapter number 21. Next book after Joshua is Judges. Judges 21 verse one. It says this, now the men of Israel had sworn in Mispi saying,…
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…history was spiritually unstable. It's a time known as the Judges. That's where we get the book Judges from. And the Bible describes it this way inJudges chapter 21. In those days, there was no king in Israel. And everyone did what seemed right to him. Hello, America. In those days, and turns out nothing has…
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…Of the people. And so as the people. Would follow. After. The things. Of the nations. So the judges. Would follow. In suit. We find that. Injudges. Chapter 21. Verse 25. It says. In those days. There was no king. In Israel. Everyone did. What was right. In his own eyes. And so while. God would raise. Up…
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…responsibility. It requires preparation and it requires sacrifice. See, the Bible tells us of a generation of people in the book of Judges.Judges chapter 21, it speaks of a generation. It says, in those days, there were no king in Israel. This is before Saul. There was no king. There was only judges.…
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…employees Felt something Of him And for Him Remember This is taking Place in the Days when the Judges Ruled And the Days when the Judges RuledJudges Chapter 21And Verse 25 Tells Us Everyone Did What Was Right In His Own Eyes A Big General Statement Because it Doesn't Seem to Be So With Boaz Boaz Observes…
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…was right in their own eyes. Now the structure of your Bible, just the way it's laid out, can lead us to think that Judges is done at the end ofJudges chapter 21. That the historical account just ends with the end of the book of Judges. But the account doesn't really end there. The story of Ruth, for…
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…which is that at the end, it really does grow and grow. It doesn't just lie dormant. We're going to see one more angle this morning as we turn toJudges chapter 21. We'll see once again who gets trampled on as people pursue their own way. And so I invite you to turn with me to Judges chapter 21. You can turn…
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…of Judges. We're going to be reading quite a bit today. So keep your Bibles open and your fingers nimble. But let's go to the very end of Judges,judges, chapter 21,. But let's go to the very end of Judges. Judges, chapter 21, verse 25. Judges, chapter 21, verse 25. In those days, there was no king in Israel.…
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…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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…raises up judges in times of need to deliver the people from their enemies. But at the end of the Book of Judges, there's this interesting phraseJudges chapter 21in those days. Israel had no everybody at all of our locations. Help me out king and everyone did as they saw fit. The irony of that statement, is…
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We're gonna turn 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…
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…me first. Because if you don't run it by me, you're gonna lose the true intentions that I'm supposed to have for you. The Bible says it this way inJudges chapter 21. In those days, there was no king in Israel, and everyone did what was right in his own eyes. That's a scary thought. God's intention was for him…
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…Deuteronomy, Joshua, and then you should find Judges, then Ruth. And so hopefully on the other page or just before in my Bible, you should seeJudges chapter 21and verse 25. And that's where we're going to begin our reading. In those days Israel had no king and everyone did as they saw fit. And in those…
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…inspiration from things that's not Christ, we end up getting our place to a place where we're we're focusing on artificial things. See, the book ofJudges, chapter 21, tells us that when the people had no king, each man did what was right in their own sight. Let me let me make that a little bit more plain for us.…
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…The learning curve of the people so steep that they're not seeing the error of their ways. You pretty much just despair by the time you get toJudges chapter 21. And the repeated refrain in those last five chapters, in those days Israel had no king. And everyone did what was right in their own eyes. And…
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