“Adonai, when you went out from Seir, when you marched out from the field of Edom” -Judges 5:4 In verse 4 of Judges Chapter 5, Devorah sings about the Lord coming out from Seir in Edom. Let’s talk about this for a second because there’s alway been this fascinating connection between the Lord and territory […]
JU5-8: How The Gospel Message Is Embedded In The Song Of Devorah
“Hear, kings; listen, princes; I will sing to Adonai! I will sing praise to Adonai the God of Israel.“ -Judges 5:3 From verse 3, Devorah’s focus switches over to the gentiles. How do we know that? Because she says “Hear, kings; listen, princes”. Remember Israel had no royalty ruling over them at this time. Hence, […]
JU5-7: A Spiritual Play On Words That Can Only Be Seen In The Original Hebrew
“When leaders in Israel dedicate themselves, and the people volunteer, you should all bless Adonai.” -Judges 5:2 I wanna show you something interesting in verse 2 from Judges chapter 5. Take a look at the part where it says “you should all bless Adonai”. First of all, “bless” here does NOT mean what we typically […]
JU5-6: The Hair On A Man’s Head Was A Symbol Of Strength And Purity In Ancient Israel
“On that day D’vorah and Barak the son of Avino‘am sang this song: “When leaders in Israel dedicate themselves, and the people volunteer, you should all bless Adonai.” -Judges 5:1-2 From today, we’re going to begin our verse-by-verse study of the Song of Devorah. Without any further ado, let’s get right to it. The first […]
JU5-5: The Church Today Is Just As Broken As Israel Was During The Era Of The Judges
Scholars have a heck of a hard time making heads and tails out of the Song of Devorah. Why? Because as I mentioned yesterday, it’s a song that reflects a short slice of Hebrew history far separated from our modern day culture and languages. It’s filled with a ton of words and phrases that would […]
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