Judges

• Judges 4-5 Now Is Not the Time to Check Out Jael crushing Sisera's skull with a tent peg as a prophetic picture of the Messiah
• Judges 1:27-28 Devoted to Destruction Manasseh and other tribes failing to drive out the Canaanites completely
• Judges 1:27-28 Devoted to Destruction Manasseh and other tribes failed to drive out the Canaanites completely, putting them to forced labor instead
• Judges 2:1-3 Devoted to Destruction the angel of the Lord rebuking Israel for not breaking down the altars, promising the nations will be thorns in their sides
• Judges 2:1-3 Devoted to Destruction The angel of the Lord rebukes Israel for breaking covenant, promising the nations will be thorns in their sides
• Judges 5 A Special Message on Israel The song memorializing Jael crushing Sisera's skull with a tent peg, read aloud with detail about her hand reaching for the tent peg and hammer
• Judges 5 Now Is Not the Time to Check Out song memorializing Jael striking and crushing Sisera's skull
• Judges 5:4-5 When a Jew Rules the World song of Deborah, cited as prophetic language pointing toward Mount Sinai
• Judges 6 Fulfilled： The Prophecies of Christmas Gideon's fleece used as an illustration of asking God for a sign
• Judges 6:1-27 Turn The Cat Around Week 2 main sermon text read aloud in sections, the story of Gideon hiding and being called a mighty hero by the angel of the Lord
• Judges 6:11-12 The Baker and The Battle Cry Angel appears to Gideon threshing wheat in a winepress and calls him a mighty man of valor
• Judges 6:11-23 Go With The Strength You Have read aloud together, the story of Gideon's calling by the angel of the Lord
• Judges 6:11-16 Your Calling: The Clue of the Callus read aloud by a congregation member, used to examine Gideon's calling
• Judges 6:11-16 Mighty Man of Valor Gideon hiding and threshing wheat, God calling him mighty man of valor, used to teach on identity
• Judges 6:11-12 Work Smarter Not Harder Week 6： The Baker and The Battle Cry angel of the Lord appears to Gideon threshing wheat and calls him a mighty man of valor
• Judges 6:24 The Baker and The Battle Cry Gideon builds an altar called the Lord is Peace in Ophrah belonging to the Abiezrites
• Judges 6:27-32 The Baker and The Battle Cry Gideon tears down the altar of Baal at night with ten servants, townspeople demand his life, his father defends him
• Judges 6:27-32 Work Smarter Not Harder Week 6： The Baker and The Battle Cry Gideon tears down the altar of Baal at night and his father Joash defends him before the mob
• Judges 6:33-35 The Baker and The Battle Cry Spirit of the Lord clothes Gideon, he blows a ram's horn and rallies the men of Abiezer and other tribes
• Judges 6:33-35 Work Smarter Not Harder Week 6： The Baker and The Battle Cry Spirit of the Lord clothes Gideon and he blows the ram's horn, rallying the men of Abiezer and surrounding tribes
• Judges 6:34 The Baker and The Battle Cry Spirit of the Lord clothes Gideon with power, he blows a ram's horn and the clan of Abiezer comes to him
• Judges 6:34 Work Smarter Not Harder Week 6： The Baker and The Battle Cry Spirit of the Lord clothed Gideon with power and he blew the ram's horn as a call to arms
• Judges 7:2-8 The Baker and The Battle Cry Lord tells Gideon he has too many warriors, reduces the army from 32000 to 300, Gideon collects provisions and ram's horns from those sent home
• Judges 7:2-8 Work Smarter Not Harder Week 6： The Baker and The Battle Cry God reduces Gideon's army from 32000 to 300 men who lapped water, collecting their ram's horns
• Judges 7:12-14 The Baker and The Battle Cry Dream of a barley loaf rolling into the Midianite camp, used to suggest Gideon's occupation as a baker
• Judges 7:12-14 Work Smarter Not Harder Week 6： The Baker and The Battle Cry dream of the barley loaf rolling through the Midianite camp, used to suggest Gideon's occupation as a baker
• Judges 8:22-23 The Baker and The Battle Cry Israelites ask Gideon to rule over them, he refuses and says the Lord will rule over them
• Judges 8:22-23 Work Smarter Not Harder Week 6： The Baker and The Battle Cry Israelites ask Gideon to rule over them and he refuses, saying the Lord will rule over them
• Judges 21:25 "Here I Am" quoted to describe the era before Samuel: 'there was no king of Israel, and every man did right by his own eyes'
• Judges 21:25 “Here I Am” – Samuel's Obedience quoted to describe the era before Samuel: 'there was no king of Israel, and every man did right by his own eyes'

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