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Judges 9:13 · BSB
9:13 But the grapevine replied, ‘Should I stop giving my wine that cheers both God and man, to hold sway over the trees?’
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…blessings of that that are bearing out in in that place it was a it was an important reminder to me it's also a reminder as we step into into uhJudges chapter 9I would encourage you to open with me if you would to Judges chapter 9 if you're using the Pew Bible it's on page 208 208 in the Pew Bible it was a…
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…start within this time. It's not an outward enemy that's going to trouble them. It's an inward enemy that's going to come on the scene. Let's readJudges Chapter 9, verse one to six. Then Abimelech, this boy, the son of Jerobeil, went to Shechem, to his mother's brothers, and spoke with them and with all the…
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…there's either 6 or 7 suicides in the Bible. You'll understand why one of them is questionable here in a minute. But the first is Abimelech injudges Chapter 9who was an evil king. He burned down a temple and 1000 people died. He goes to the next town to burn down a tower and a lady in the tower drops a…
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…got into the upper parts of the tower to defend the battlements, and if you turn over there to the book of Judges, you'll get a picture of this inJudges Chapter 9. In Judges Chapter 9 we read about an incident where the people of Phoebes, their city was under attack and it was under attack. Judges Chapter 9,…
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…verse 7. Let it be when those signs come to you that you do as the occasion demands. Some translations say, do what your hand finds to do. And inJudges chapter 9, we saw this in Sunday school, verses 32 and 34. That phrase in this context, do what your hand finds to do, it means you're the king. You're the…
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…to an anointing ceremony in the period of the judges after Israel had come to rest in the land of Canaan. And this particular reference fromJudges chapter 9was not a good anointing. There were some men in Israel and they anointed a man named Abimelech and they crowned him as their king. But Abimelech…
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…to be a part of this ongoing series on the book of Judges. I'm grateful to be able to speak this morning. Last week, Zach spoke on Abimelech inJudges chapter 9. And this morning, our task is Jephthah in chapters 10 through 12. So that's about two and a half chapters. We'll skip along and make our way…
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…8, Gideon dies and Israel immediately runs back to idolatry. And this is just a repeat of the cycle. And we're getting into a new cycle here inJudges chapter 9. So if you're following that pattern, what we can expect this week is that we're going to have a new oppressor that's going to come into the nation…
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…and it's about God's mercy to hard-hearted people, people like you and me. Last week, we ended the story of Abimelech, and we also endedJudges chapter 9, and you'll remember our big question was, what is our hope when we find ourselves under wicked leaders? And we had a couple of answers to that.…
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…leaders based on self-interest and not what actually honors God. Now, we have a little bit of a strange, interesting episode today as we beginJudges chapter 9, and so I'm going to do what I've done recently, which is I'm going to tell you the story, and then we're going to draw out a few principles from…
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…suicide? The answer is yes, depending on how you count, they're either six or seven suicides mentioned in the bible. There was a bit Melech andJudges chapter 9, he was an evil King. He had burned down a temple with a thousand people in it and they died. He went to another town and as he approached the…
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…get to the question where the right answer is Jesus. The first king in the Bible to be anointed is actually a fictional king. It was a tree. InJudges chapter 9, a prophet tells a fictional story about trees getting in an argument in the forest, and the trees decide that they need another to rule over them.…
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…rulers. So that they are entirely dependent on him. That's the kind of people group that God says, get rid of them. Now look over at chapter 9 ofJudges. Chapter 9of Judges. This is about Abimelech, the son of Jerob Baal. Jerobaal is another name for Gideon. This is the end of the Gideon story. This is…
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…of the situation. The scene actually reminds us, and I think the writer's being intentional here, of Abimelech. Do you remember Abimelech inJudges chapter 9? An awful judge, a ruthless judge, killing 70 of his brothers on a stone, rampaging against his own city, he's burning towers to the ground and…
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