Abdon the Pirathonite
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Perhaps the writer of the Book of Judges included this story to remind the people of Israel what it was like to have a king since they end up constantly calling for one from Samuel.
What do you forget that God remembers and tries to remind you?
The second movement reminds us that God delivers success, not the Judge.
It is the look into this generation’s “paragon of faith” that we can understand the heart of the people.
The metaphor incredibly interesting because in this story God sees himself as the woman.
If the Bible can be exact about the obscure details, then we can trust it for the harder details.
Happiness is temporary joy is lasting.
The candlelight represents the light of Christ that all people may see and have peace by the same light.
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