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Judges 4:11 · BSB
4:11 Now Heber the Kenite had moved away from the Kenites, the descendants of Hobab the father-in-law of Moses, and had pitched his tent by the great tree of Zaanannim, which was near Kedesh.
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We're going to read from the Old Testament. This is the text from which our teaching is based tonight inJudges chapter 4. And the people of Israel again did what was evil in the sight of the Lord after Eahud died and the Lord sold them into the hand of Jabin, king of…
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…scripture is very clear that we are called to lead people to Christ. So guess what, baby boo? You are a leader. Turn with me in your Bibles toJudges chapter 4. We got a lot of verses to go through, but I promise it's gonna be fun. So fun, in fact, it's gonna be Old Testament fun. Okay. There's a character…
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…up in our series in the book of Judges. Remember, we took five weeks off for our Grit and Grace Generosity Initiative, and we're picking back up inJudges chapter 4. You'll remember that the book of Judges is about many things. It's about a need for constant renewal and revival among God's people. You'll…
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…week after week to hear what God has to say to us in his word. And we're continuing our series in the book of Judges. And this morning we turn toJudges chapter 4. You'll remember that the book of Judges is about a number of things. It's about the constant need for renewal and revival among God's people. It's…
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…3 with chapter 2, we see that walking in Him, in Jesus Messiah, is the opposite of walking in an earthly kind of way. The kind of way that Godjudges. Chapter 4is another instance, chapter 4, verse 5. Walk in wisdom toward outsiders, those not in the body of Christ. So it means to walk in a way that…
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…would be in that kind of society that God would raise up a woman named Deborah to be a judge? Well, I want you to watch where I'm going with this.Judges chapter 4, 1 through 7 is the context in which God raises up this woman leader named Deborah. When Ehud was dead, the children of Israel again did evil in…
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…and be sure to check back next week to hear the latest message. Thanks for listening. If you've got your Bibles with you, go ahead and open up toJudges chapter 4. As we are continuing on in our study as we work through the book of Judges, today we're going to look at chapter 4 and chapter 5, kind of tell…
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…slavery, all of which the Bible addresses, believe it or not. So, if you have your Bibles, now that I've got your attention, we're going to look atJudges chapter 4and 5, but mainly Judges chapter 4, which is in the Old Testament. If you're wondering, if you're a guest here, one of the things that we do at…
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…Barak, he led 2008 of Israel against the mighty full of cicerone, his men, and they were victorious in their battle. According to what we see injudges chapters 4and 5. You have Samson, that's mentioned here. Now, sometimes people question the life of Samson thinking how in the world is he pitching here in…
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…to make it slightly less personal, if we keep that question in the back of our mind, but if we make it slightly less personal, in this passage, inJudges chapter 4, what's the biggest problem that the Israelites faced? The narrator has an opinion about that as he tells the story, doesn't he? But if you were to…
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