Guided by convenience rather than conviction We have now completed the history of the Judges. This
portion of scripture gives us a full picture of what it was
like to live in a day of moral and political disorder before
there was a king in Israel (v. 6). Micah was regarded as a
religious man. He had “a house of gods” (v. 5). Yet he
stole a huge ...
Guided by convenience rather than conviction We are introduced to a young man from Bethlehem who is
later identified as the grandson of
Moses
(vv. 7-9). His name was Jonathan, son of Geshom, son of
Moses (18:30). It is not for certain why he
was wandering alone, away from his family but it seems he
was looking for a job and …
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Guided by convenience rather than conviction
We have now completed the history of the Judges. This portion of scripture gives us a full picture of what it was like to live in a day of moral and political disorder before there was a king in Israel (v. 6). Micah was regarded as a religious man. He had “a house of gods” (v. 5). Yet he stole a huge ...
Guided by convenience rather than conviction
We are introduced to a young man from Bethlehem who is later identified as the grandson of Moses (vv. 7-9). His name was Jonathan, son of Geshom, son of Moses (18:30). It is not for certain why he was wandering alone, away from his family but it seems he was looking for a job and …