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Judges 3:1–5 · BSB
3:1 These are the nations that the LORD left to test all the Israelites who had not known any of the wars in Canaan,
3:2 if only to teach warfare to the subsequent generations of Israel, especially to those who had not known it formerly:
3:3 the five rulers of the Philistines, all the Canaanites, the Sidonians, and the Hivites who lived in the mountains of Lebanon from Mount Baal-hermon to Lebo-hamath.
3:4 These nations were left to test the Israelites, to find out whether they would keep the commandments of the LORD, which He had given their fathers through Moses.
3:5 Thus the Israelites continued to live among the Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites.
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…can see kind of there in the, along this point, the six other places in the book of Judges where this is referenced. Judges chapter 2, 11 to 13.Judges chapter 3. Judges chapter 3, verse 12, and 4, verse 1. Judges chapter 6. Judges chapter 8. And now, Judges chapter 10. And what you find is this progression…
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…it in just a moment. But it's interesting that actually becomes the first judge of the nation of Israel. You go and read the book of Judges inJudges chapter 3, and you'll find that I believe it's the same guy. It could have been a different, but I think it's the same guy. He becomes the first judge then…
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…to come to it time and time and time again. We have a God who delights in forgiveness. And one of our stories this morning in the middle section ofJudges chapter 3is a story of a king who's coming from Moab. Well, Moab, you may or may not be familiar with. Moab was kind of in the region just in front of…
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…there's two verses very quickly. I wanted to touch on it fast. Um, I know we're running out of a bit of time here, but I'll go through these fast.Judges chapter 3, 31, and 5.6. And it says, After him was Shamgar, the son of Anath, who killed 600 men of the Philistines with an ox code, and he also delivered…
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…You'll find sermons and teachings from Pastor Greg, our ministry staff, and guest speakers. Thank you for listening. Turn with me in your Bibles toJudges chapter 3. As we continue on our study of reading the Bible together chronologically through uh, you know, through the history of Scripture. We're walking…
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…and what the Messiah was going to do and bring. Now, let's look at some individual Jews that God used, brought his spirit upon. Go to the book ofJudges. Chapter 3. We got a few here that are close together. Judges chapter 3 and verse 10. So God, the Holy Spirit came upon people here. And you know the the the…
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Can we turn back then to our reading in the book ofJudges, chapter 3. We're going to look at verse 7 to verse 11. We see in verse 9, But when the people of Israel cried out to the Lord, the Lord raised up a deliverer…
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…TO THE DEVIL. WE ACT LIKE THAT THE ENEMY HAS THIS GREAT ABILITY TO CAPTURE A GENERATION, BUT SOMEHOW GOD CAN'T DO THAT. YOU HAVE TO GO BACK TOJUDGES CHAPTER 3IN VERSES 9 THROUGH 11 FOR REFERENCE, WHERE THE PEOPLE AT THAT TIME CRIED OUT, AND THEY CRIED OUT FOR A DELIVERER, THEY CRIED OUT FOR A LEADER THAT…
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Days for his glory. We're going to read from God's Word and we've got a very short reading tonight we're turning toJudges chapter 3, Judges chapter 3. And as you're turning to the place, I just want to point out that sometimes folks have the imagination that ministers just open…
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I want you to follow me to the book ofJudges, chapter 3. I'm going to read a few verses there, if I may. And it says this way, Judges 3, beginning in verse 12. It says, And the children of Israel began…
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…recommend some sources for you, that kind of thing. But I will give you the synopsis of the debate before we are through. So we are in the book ofJudges, chapter 3. Thank you for those of you who are in the middle of the house and have a little breath for Judges chapter 3. It is verse 31. We ended in 30 and it…
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…recommend some sources for you, that kind of thing. But I will give you the synopsis of the debate before we are through. So we are in the book ofJudges, chapter 3. Thank you for those of you who are in the middle of the house and have a little breath for Judges chapter 3. It is verse 31. We ended in 30 and it…
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…recommend some sources for you, that kind of thing. But I will give you the synopsis of the debate before we are through. So we are in the book ofJudges, chapter 3. Thank you for those of you who are in the middle of the house and have a little breath for Judges chapter 3. It is verse 31. We ended in 30 and it…
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…I just showed you, in spiritual ways. to our benefit, okay? So maybe you'll say amen with me, a who to holler, hallelujah, something as we go toJudges chapter 3. Okay, this is the word of God from here on out. Whatever I get right, whatever I get wrong, as long as I don't read the word incorrectly. And if I…
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…through the book of Judges. Maybe you'll give me a little bit of an amen, a who to holler, and hallelujah, which means praise the Lord, as we go toJudges chapter 3. Thank you for being with me today. We're going to see an interesting thing in Judges chapter 3 today, and I'm going to read this to you, and then…
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…looked to their covenant God Yahweh as the God of their history. But mostly they worshiped Baal as the God of today. We left off last Sunday inJudges chapter 3, where we saw that the Jews living in the promised land after the death of Joshua abandoned the Lord their God and served false gods. As a result,…
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You may be seated, kids, you're excused, to your King's Kids class, and if you'd open up your Bibles toJudges chapter 3. Judges comes after the first five books, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, and then Joshua, and then Judges. If you've got a pew…
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…to fight is when we have circumstances that are negative. Otherwise, we don't need to fight. Go to Judges chapter 3, verse 1-5, you see it there.Judges chapter 3. I know you've read this before, look how brilliant it is. Judges chapter 3, verse 1-5. Judges 3. Let me read an IV and then I'll see if the…
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All right, we're going to read together from the book of Judges in the Old Testament.Judges chapter 3. We'll read the whole of chapter 3. Now these are the nations that the Lord left to test Israel by them. That is, all in Israel who had not…
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…11, and Amos, chapter 2 and verses 1 through 3, all pronounced curses on Moab. This was a nation destined for God's judgment. Furthermore, inJudges, chapter 3, and verses 12 through 14,. The people of Israel did what was evil in the sight of God, and God used Moab to punish Israel and allowed Moab to…
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