Today we begin Judges Chapter 4. For the Complete Jewish Bible, click HERE. For the King James version, click HERE. Okay, up until this point in the Book of Judges, we’ve been dealing with the southern tribes of Israel. However, the scene now shifts to the tribes in the northern regions of Canaan. We’re told […]
JU3-22: How God’s Definition Of A King Differs From Man’s
The Bible makes one thing clear. Mankind is heading towards a disaster of such Biblical proportions that world leaders will demand ALL authority be turned over to one man. While this one man won’t necessarily have the title of “King”, that’s basically what he’s going to be. And he’s going to be a king possessing […]
JU3-21: No Society That Lives Outside Of The Principles Of Torah Will Survive For Long
As I’ve already pointed out more than a couple of times, we right now as I type these words are reliving the period of the Judges. In fact, the resemblance is downright scary if you ask me. All you have to do is look at what has happened in the West over the past couple […]
JU3-20: The Main Theme Of Judges Is To Show Mankind They Can’t Operate Without A King
Before we jump into the 4th cycle out of the 7 cycles of Judges, let’s do a quick review to get our bearings. Starting at the very beginning, Israel subdued the land of Canaan under Joshua’s leadership. However, soon after Israel fell into idolatry. God responded by sending a nation from the territory of Edom […]
JU3-19: Why It’s So Darn Difficult To Define The Characteristics Of A Biblical Judge
“After Ehud came Shamgar the son of ‘Anat, who killed 600 P’lishtim with an oxgoad; and he too rescued Israel.”-Judges 3:31 The last verse of Judges chapter 3 briefly tells us about the next Judge who came on the scene. And when I say “briefly”, I ain’t kidding. We’re only given one sentence. But that […]
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