Juízes 11

Juízes 11

Chart from recommended resource Jensen's Survey of the OT - used by permission Chart on Judges - Charles Swindoll RECYCLING SIN (The High Cost of Compromise) Jdg 1:1-3:6 Jdg 3:7-16:31 Jdg 17:1-21:25 Introduction History of the Judges Appendix Causes of the Cycles THE REASON Curse of the Cycles THE RECORD Conditions in the Cycles THE RESULTS God's Judgment for Failure Jdg 2:1-3:6 Curse of the Cycles Conditions in the Cycles Living with Canaanites War with the Canaanites Living Like the Canaanites Religious Laxity Political Uncertainty Moral Anarchy About 350 Years of Israel's History - Almost 25%! From Compromise to Confusion! A TIMELINE OF ISRAEL'S HISTORY "in the days when the JUDGES governed" (Note: All dates are approximations & time gaps NOT to scale) Exodus 40 Years Israel Enters Canaan JUDGES Saul David Messiah Redemption from Slavery Wilderness Wandering Canaan Conquered Joshua Dies LIGHT of book of RUTH Shines forth in Dark Days of Judges To obey is better than sacrifice Man after God's Own Heart The Lamb that was slain -- 40 yrs ~24 yrs 350+ yrs 40 yrs 40 yrs Forever MESSIAH'S LINE To Salmon was born Boaz by Rahab To Boaz was born Obed by Ruth To Obed was born Jesse To Jesse was born David the King Jesus Christ the Lord 1445BC 1445 -1405 1405 -1381 1381-1051 1051-1011 1011-971 4AD Another Timeline of Israel's History from Jensen's Survey of the OT Other ways to describe Israel's cycle… Rest > Rebellion > Retribution > Repentance (?) > Restoration Sin > Suffering/Servitude > Supplication > Salvation Apathy > Apostasy > Affliction > Answered Prayer Disobedience > Desperation > Deliverance Disobedience > Bondage >Misery > Liberation and Rest > Compromises Hannah's Bible Outline Parenthesis: the tyranny of Abimelech (Jdg 8:33-Jdg 9:57) Israel's idolatry (Jdg 8:33-35) Shechem's submission to Abimelech (Jdg 9:1-57) Abimelech's treachery to become king (Jdg 9:1-6) Jothan's speech (Jdg 9:7-21) The parable (Jdg 9:7-15) The application (Jdg 9:16-21) Shechem's treachery toward Abimelech (Jdg 9:22-25) Gaal's aborted rebellion (Jdg 9:26-41) Abimelech's capture of Shechem (Jdg 9:42-49) Abimelech's death at Thebez (Jdg 9:50-57) 3. Tola (Jdg 10:1–2) 4. Jair (Jdg 10:3–5) 5. Jephthah (Jdg 10:6–12:7) 1. Israel’s sin (Jdg 10:6) 2. Israel’s servitude (Jdg 10:7–9) 3. Israel’s supplication (Jdg 10:10–16) 4. Israel’s deliverance (Jdg 10:17–12:7) 1. The preparations for battle (Jdg 10:17–11:28) 1. The armies gathered (Jdg 10:17–18) 2. The leader secured (Jdg 11:1–11) 1. His background (Jdg 11:1–3) 2. His covenant (Jdg 11:4–11) 3. The messages to Ammon (Jdg 11:12–28) 2. The vow and victory in battle (Jdg 11:29–40) 1. The vow made (Jdg 11:29–31) 2. The victory secured (Jdg 11:32–33) 3. The vow observed (Jdg 11:34–40) 3. The strife with Ephraim (Jdg 12:1–6) 1. Ephraim’s jealousy (Jdg 12:1–3) 2. Ephraim’s defeat (Jdg 12:4–6) 4. The death of Jephthah (Jdg 12:7) 6. Ibzan (12:8–10) 7. Elon (12:11–12) 8. Abdon (12:13–15) FOLLOWING NOTES ARE COMPLETELY REVISED SPRING, 2022 Judges 11:1 Now Jephthah the Gileadite was a valiant warrior, but he was the son of a harlot. And Gilead was the father of Jephthah. Jephthah (KJV): Heb 11:32, called Jephthae a mighty (KJV): Jdg 6:12 2Ki 5:1 an harlot (KJV): Heb. a woman Judges 11 Resources See excellent map of Jephthah and the Ammonites Map of all the Judges of Israel Map related to the Period of the Judges THE THREAT OF WAR (Judges 10:17–18) PARENTHESIS (Judges 11:1-3 - see comment below) THE SEARCH FOR A LEADER (Judges 11:4–11) THE ART OF DIPLOMACY (Judges 11:12–28) THE BATTLE OF AROER (Judges 11:29–33) THE FULFILLMENT OF A VOW (Judges 11:34–40) Outline - Arthur Cundall Renewed Ammonite Pressure Judges 10:17-18 The Recall of Jephthah. Judges 11:4–11 Charge and Countercharge. Judges 11:12–28 Jephthah’s Vow. Judges 11:29–31 Defeat of the Ammonites Judges 11:32, 33 The Fulfilment of Jephthah’s Vow Judges 11:34–40 Israel's deliverance (Judges 10:17-12:7) - Hannah's Bible Outline The preparations for battle (Judges 10:17-11:28) The armies gathered (Judges 10:17-18) The leader secured (Judges 11:1-11) His background (Judges 11:1-3) His covenant (Judges 11:4-11) The messages to Ammon (Judges 11:12-28) The vow and victory in battle (Judges 11:29-40) The vow made (Judges 11:29-31) The victory secured (Judges 11:32-33) The vow observed (Judges 11:34-40) The strife with Ephraim (Judges 12:1-6) Ephraim's jealousy (Judges 12:1-3) Ephraim's defeat (Judges 12:4-6) The death of Jephthah (Judges 12:7) John Butler - JEPHTHAH, THE NINTH judge of Israel had a checkered career. It ended better than it started, however. His worth to Israel is his deliverance of Israel from the oppression of Ammonites, but he will always be a controversial character because of his vow that affected his daughter. Judges 11 can be divided into seven major parts as follows: The Valor of Jephthah (Judges 11:1) The Vilification of Jephthah (Judges 11:1–3) The Visitors of Jephthah (Judges 11:4–11) The Villain for Jephthah (Judges 11:12–29) The Vow of Jephthah (Judges 11:30, 31, 35) The Victory of Jephthah (Judges 11:32, 33 The Vexation of Jephthah (Judges 11:34–40) Paul Apple (Judges 10:6-12:15) Cycle # 5 – Deliverance from Philistines and Ammonites Jephthah (Judge #8) God can use a man who is rejected by the world but appropriates His grace 1. Judges 10:6-11:28 Rise of Jephthah – From Despised Reject to Desired Recruit -- Don’t Underestimate the Love of God in Remaining Faithful to His People Despite Their Repeated Apostasies . . . And Don’t Underestimate the Grace of God in Transforming Human Outcasts Into Conquering Heroes 2. Judges 11:29-40 Jephthah’s Tragic Vow – Don’t Bargain With God – Commitments Made to the Lord Must Be Kept Regardless of the Cost 3. Judges 12:1-7 Jephthah’s Legacy -- Internal Conflict Tears Apart the People of God – Inflated Egos and a Harsh Spirit Erupt in Tragic Conflict for the People of God Remember what was prophesied of the Lord Jesus Christ: “the stone which the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone.” (1 Peter 2:7-8; Ps. 118:22 – “This is the Lord’s doing; it is marvelous in our eyes.” Acts 4:11-12) All of the judges point to the ultimate Deliverer in some form or fashion. Today we are going to be amazed at the love of God for His people and the grace of God to make leaders out of cast off rubble. Whatever our past may have been, by the providence of God it can be used to shape us and mold us for great usefulness to the Lord in the future. Cyril