BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Judges 3:28
28. And he said to them, Come after me; for the Lord has given the Moabites, your haters, into your hands. So they went down after him and took the crossing-places of Jordan against Moab, and let no one go across.
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Summary: Judges Chapter 3 introduces the theme of Israel's cyclical pattern of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance. The chapter begins by explaining that God left certain nations in the land to test the Israelites, ensuring that they would learn warfare and depend on divine strength. The Israelites, however, fell into idolatry, worshiping the gods of their oppressors, particularly the Baals and Asherahs. This unfaithfulness led to their subjugation by the king of Mesopotamia, Cushan-Rishathaim, for eight years. In response to their suffering, the Israelites cried out to God, who raised up Othniel, the first judge, to deliver them. Othniel defeats Cushan-Rishathaim, restoring peace and leading to a period of rest in the land. The chapter emphasizes God’s faithfulness in raising leaders to save His people, underscoring the importance of reliance on Him. Additionally, it highlights the dangers of turning away from God and the consequences of idolatry, revealing the ongoing struggle the Israelites faced in remaining faithful to their covenant with God.
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