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- Othniel. What does the name Othniel mean? It means Strength of God or Lion of God. עׇתְנִיאֵל ʻOthnîyʼêl, oth-nee-ale’; from the same as H6273 and H410; force of God; Othniel, an Israelite:—Othniel.
- Ehud. What does the name Ehud mean? It means, I will give thanks. אֵהוּד ʼÊhûwd, ay-hood’; from the same as H161; united; Ehud, the name of two or three Israelites:—Ehud.
- Shamgar. What does the name Shamgar mean? His name means, Sword. שַׁמְגַּר Shamgar, sham-gar’; of uncertain derivation; Shamgar, an Israelite judge:—Shamgar.
- Deborah. What does the name Deborah mean? It means, bee. דְּבּוֹרָה Dᵉbôwrâh, deb-o-raw’; or (shortened) דְּבֹרָה Dᵉbôrâh; the same as H1682; Deborah, the name of two Hebrewesses:—Deborah.
Who Wrote the Book of Judges? Many Jewish and Christian traditions hold that Samuel is the author of Judges. However, authorship is not explicitly stated within the book.
- Introduction
- An Overview of Judges
- Bookends
- Filling in The Blanks
- Archaeology
- The Late Period
- The Early Period
- The Appendices
- Alternative Chronologies
- The Judges in The Orthodox Chronology
The book of Judges presents an interesting puzzle in the in the chronology of Israel. On the surface, it seems straightforward enough, recording the acts of each judge and the time between events from the time of Joshua until just before the events of I Samuel. However, there is a problem: the total of the years given in Judges is both too large an...
I see the Book of Judges as consisting of four distinct segments: The Introduction, the Early Period, the Late Period, and the Appendix. The Introduction provides a summary of the situation at the end of the conquest of Canaan and then revisits the death of Joshua – a sort of “here is what you missed from last week’s episode”. It then provides the ...
In solving a problem like the chronology of the Judges period, it is best to start with what we can be certain about: the firm dates and time periods that we can rely on. While the specifics of the period of the judges are fuzzy, scripture does provide clear and easily datable boundaries for this period. I Kings 6:1 provides us with the overall spa...
Before we can begin to figure out how to compress everything into the available time, we first need to get a complete picture of what it is that we have to compress. So far, we have a total of 410 years from Judges, and 40 years for Eli, for a total of 450 years. However, we still have some missing pieces. Our first, or left-hand bookmark rests on ...
The political situation in the Levant during this period is largely one of Egyptian control. In the generally accepted, orthodox chronology, the area of Canaan is ruled by Egypt throughout the Judges period, specifically the 18th through 21st dynasties of the Egyptian New Kingdom and Third Intermediate Period. There is a period where Egyptian contr...
At last it’s time to start building our timeline. You are probably expecting me to start with Joshua and work forward in time. However, given the apparently more complete records for the Late Period, I believe it will be more valuable to start at the end – the death of Saul – and work backward to Abimilech. This will give us a good idea of how much...
In the late period, and on through the reign of David, the primary villain is the Philistineswho need no introduction. The early period however features a different character in each oppression. And so, before I dive into the timeline, I think it would be worthwhile to review each of these briefly.
The book of Judges ends with two stories (and the book of Ruth might be considered a third) that take place in this period; but, on the surface, we are not given any specifics that allow us to tie these events to the time of a specific judge. While exact dates are not possible, I do believe that there are clues as to where to place these events on ...
There have been many both ancient and modern attempts to solve the puzzle of the Judges chronology. Too many to give space to here. What I will do though is provide some insight on what is perhaps the most well known of these, that being the chronology of Bishop Ussher. This chronology is discussed at length by Dr. Floyd Nolen Jones. Ussher used da...
The complete Judges timeline is shown below in Figure 8 against the orthodox, or standard chronology for Egypt. On this timeline the Exodus occurs in the reign of Amenhotep II, somewhere after his Year 9, his last recorded campaign in Canaan. The Israelites arrive in Canaan in the reign of Thutmose IV and are established by the reign of Amenhotep I...
Feb 28, 2024 · Summary of the Book of Judges. Author: The Book of Judges does not specifically name its author. The tradition is that the Prophet Samuel was the author of Judges. Internal evidence indicates that the author of Judges lived shortly after the period of the Judges. Samuel fits this qualification.
The book of Judges was written to show the consequences of religious unfaithfulness and to point the way to a king who, if righteous, would lead the people to God. In the book of Joshua, the people of Israel seemed to want to follow the Lord and obey his commands.
Mar 2, 2020 · Before Israel had a king, it had a series of tribal leaders called judges. God used these men and women to save the Israelites from their enemies and lead them back to him. In this guide, we’ll look at each of the 12 judges of Israel, exploring what the Bible says about them and the role they played in delivering Israel.
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The Book of Judges (Hebrew: ספר שופטים, romanized: Sefer Shoftim; Greek: Κριτές; Latin: Liber Iudicum) is the seventh book of the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament.
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