It is a strange thing that they refused to give up the men who killed the concubine , and chose to war against their own instead . Perhaps corruption had taken over their tribe to such a degree , that they refused to repent . choosing to defend the corruption .....Hmmmm...
You are a blessing thank you for sharing and analyzing this story. I have never seen it like this before. It is very impactful and I have learned a lot
This should be a warning to men who think mistreatment of women is justifiable in Gods eyes. It is actually detestable in Gods sight. Some kind of very dark spirit grew in the Ben’s, seems similar to the spirit that has gripped many men historically. And still does to this day. Pride and ego along with the dismissal of those some think are not valuable. God however sees them as valuable. One should be careful who they decide to devalue… Those that some see as insignificant are very loved in Gods heart ❤️…
I just happed to be reading Judges 19 and thought I would see if there is a video study on it. I had no idea it was the most horrific chapter. I like to believe God sent me to this channel.
But if you sided with the wicked, you have blood on your hands, making blind eye to injustice, but there’s someone in the most high places that watches, and when justice comes to be made, if you unfortunately to be living in the that place, or sided with evil, or just passive, turning a blind eye, sometimes as cruel as it seems, a whole civilisation or country, would be wiped out of a map for this sort of deeds, and all guilt and innocent will be punished, it’s really sad
I believe they didn’t give up the perpetrators because they’re very rich and influential people, we see this in our days, with the puff daddy’s case, aneirstein, people are willing to let go down a whole of a civilisation for sake of the rich and injustice
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Thank you.
It is a strange thing that they refused to give up the men who killed the concubine , and chose to war against their own instead . Perhaps corruption had taken over their tribe to such a degree , that they refused to repent . choosing to defend the corruption .....Hmmmm...
You are a blessing thank you for sharing and analyzing this story. I have never seen it like this before. It is very impactful and I have learned a lot
What a battle. 🙏
Love reading the Old Testament just found your channel Thank God for a man of God like you Shalom Shalom
This should be a warning to men who think mistreatment of women is justifiable in Gods eyes. It is actually detestable in Gods sight. Some kind of very dark spirit grew in the Ben’s, seems similar to the spirit that has gripped many men historically. And still does to this day. Pride and ego along with the dismissal of those some think are not valuable. God however sees them as valuable. One should be careful who they decide to devalue… Those that some see as insignificant are very loved in Gods heart ❤️…
I just happed to be reading Judges 19 and thought I would see if there is a video study on it. I had no idea it was the most horrific chapter. I like to believe God sent me to this channel.
But if you sided with the wicked, you have blood on your hands, making blind eye to injustice, but there’s someone in the most high places that watches, and when justice comes to be made, if you unfortunately to be living in the that place, or sided with evil, or just passive, turning a blind eye, sometimes as cruel as it seems, a whole civilisation or country, would be wiped out of a map for this sort of deeds, and all guilt and innocent will be punished, it’s really sad
this has to be nominated as the worst rape punishment ever
John hill was a very wise man in his words
I believe they didn’t give up the perpetrators because they’re very rich and influential people, we see this in our days, with the puff daddy’s case, aneirstein, people are willing to let go down a whole of a civilisation for sake of the rich and injustice
Judges 20 1/8 resembles Acts 2 they both talk about being in the same attitude.
Judges 20 18 // Judges 1 2