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Verse Judges 1:3. _COME UP WITH ME INTO MY LOT_] It appears that the
portions of Judah and Simeon had not been cleared of the Canaanites,
or that these were the parts which were now particularly invad...
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ANALYSIS AND ANNOTATIONS
I. THE INTRODUCTION: ISRAEL'S FAILURE AND THE RESULTS
1. Israel's Failure in mingling with the Canaanites
CHAPTER 1
_ 1. The question and the answer (Judges 1:1)_
2. Adon...
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JUDGES 1:1 TO JUDGES 2:5. THE CONQUESTS AND SETTLEMENTS OF THE
ISRAELITES IN WESTERN PALESTINE. From this introduction, which is one
of the most valuable parts of early Hebrew history, we learn that t...
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JUDGES 1:1 TO JUDGES 2:5. THE CONQUESTS AND SETTLEMENTS OF THE
ISRAELITES IN WESTERN PALESTINE. From this introduction, which is one
of the most valuable parts of early Hebrew history, we learn that t...
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_The conquests of Judah_
2 _.the land_ Not the whole land, but the part which had fallen to
Judah's lot....
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_And Judah said unto Simeon his brother_ The personification of a
tribe or nation is common in O.T. idiom, e.g. Judges 11:17; Numbers
20:14; Joshua 17:14 etc.; hence the tribal traditions often take t...
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General Introduction to the Period of Judges Judges 1:1 to Judges 2:5
_Judah and Simeon Capture Adoni-bezek Judges 1:1-7_
Now after the death of Joshua it came to pass, that the children of
Israel as...
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_AND JUDAH SAID UNTO SIMEON HIS BROTHER, COME UP WITH ME INTO MY LOT,
THAT WE MAY FIGHT AGAINST THE CANAANITES; AND I LIKEWISE WILL GO WITH
THEE INTO THY LOT. SO SIMEON WENT WITH HIM._
Judah said unt...
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Simeon] The towns of Simeon (Joshua 19:1) are also attributed to Judah
(Joshua 15:26; Joshua 15:42). Later, Simeon ceases to exist as an
independent tribe. MY LOT] Each tribe has had a part of Canaan...
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INTRODUCTORY (JUDGES 1:1 TO JUDGES 3:4)
Division 1, Judges 1:1 to Judges 2:5.
This section of the book contains a brief recapitulation of the early
conquest of Pa
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LIFE WITHOUT LAW
JUDGES
_PHILIP SMITH_
ABOUT THIS BOOK
BELIEFS
The book called Judges was in the *Hebrew *Scriptures. It was in the
section called Former (earlier) *Prophets. In Deuteronomy Chap...
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UNTO SIMEON HIS BROTHER. — Both Judah and Simeon were sons of Leah.
It was natural that the two tribes should help one another, because
their lots were conterminous; indeed, the lot of the Simeonites...
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וַ יֹּ֣אמֶר יְהוּדָה֩ לְ שִׁמְעֹ֨ון
אָחִ֜יו ע
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PROBLEMS OF SETTLEMENT AND WAR
Judges 1:1
IT was a new hour in the history of Israel. To a lengthened period of
serfdom there had succeeded a time of sojourn in tents, when the camp
of the tribes, ha...
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RENEWING THE CONQUEST
Judges 1:1
The land had been given. There could be no doubt about _that._ In the
ancient covenant which Jehovah had made with Abram, He said: “Unto
thy seed have I given this la...
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The Book of Judges covers historically a period from the death of
Joshua to the judgeship of Samuel and the introduction of the
monarchy.
It opens with a description of the general condition of affair...
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God selected Judah to lead the rest of the tribes into battle. Judah
asked Simeon to go with him and promised to help him conquer his lot
if he would help conquer that of Judah. They killed 10,000 Can...
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And Judah said unto Simeon his (c) brother, Come up with me into my
lot, that we may fight against the Canaanites; and I likewise will go
with thee into thy lot. So Simeon went with him.
(c) For the...
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_Brother. They had the same mother, Lia, and were intermixed in the
same country. The two tribes unite both for the public and their own
private advantage. The king whom they attacked first, did not d...
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It should seem that, as this verse is inclosed in a parenthesis, it
only meant to notice what had been said before. Probably Jerusalem was
taken in the wars of Joshua. See Joshua 10:1, etc....
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The book of Joshua has shown the power of Jehovah in the conquests of
His people, and this too distinguished from the measure of their
practical taking possession of what was conquered. For as these a...
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Thus, in the beginning of the book, we see evil and failure, and also
simple and blessed deliverances. But alas! the picture darkens more
and more. There are grievous features even in the conduct of t...
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AND JUDAH SAID UNTO SIMEON HIS BROTHER,.... The men of the tribe of
Judah said to those of the tribe of Simeon, they being not only
brethren by father's and mother's side, which was not the case of al...
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And Judah said unto Simeon his brother, Come up with me into my lot,
that we may fight against the Canaanites; and I likewise will go with
thee into thy lot. So Simeon went with him.
Ver. 3. _And Jud...
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_Judah said unto Simeon_ As nearest to him, both by relation, being
his brother by both parents, and by habitation. _Come up with me
against the Canaanites_ Which people, with the Perizzites, still
po...
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NEEDFUL; on account of their danger from false teachers.
THE FAITH; the truths taught by Christ and his apostles. Ministers in
addressing their people should select such subjects as are pertinent
to...
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[IOSHUAS EXHORTATION, HIS AGE, AND DEATH.]
1 The actes of Iudah and Simeon.
4 Adonibezek iustly requited.
8 Hierusalem taken.
10 Hebron taken.
11 Othniel hath Achsah to wife for taking of Debir....
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OVERTHROW OF VARIOUS ENEMIES...
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And Judah said unto Simeon, his brother, the tribe having its cities
in the midst of the possession of Judah, Joshua 19:1, COME UP WITH ME
INTO MY LOT, share my lot with me, join forces with me in thi...
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INITIAL VICTORIES, YET IMPAIRED
(vv. 1-26)
Joshua having died, Israel does not subside into indifference, but
realizes that there is territory that should be possessed. They
therefore appeal to the...
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1-8 The Israelites were convinced that the war against the Canaanites
was to be continued; but they were in doubt as to the manner in which
it was to be carried on after the death of Joshua. In these...
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Judges 1:3 Judah H3063 said H559 (H8799) Simeon H8095 brother H251 up
H5927 (H8798) territory H1486 fight...
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‘ And Judah said to Simeon his brother, “Come up with me into my
lot, that we may fight against the Canaanites. And in the same way I
will go with you into your lot.” So Simeon went with him.'
“AND JU...
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Judges 1 AND JUDGES 2
The character of Joshua is, like that of many soldiers, simple and
easily understood. He was strong and of a good courage, a man, fit not
only for battle, but for tedious campaig...
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CONTENTS: The incomplete victories of Judah, Benjamin and Manasseh.
CHARACTERS: God, Judah, Simeon, Adoni-bezek, Caleb, Achsah, Othniel.
CONCLUSION: God appoints service according to the strength He...
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Judges 1:1. _After the death of Joshua,_ whose death was to the Jews
the commencement of new troubles; they asked counsel of the Lord, as
directed, Numbers 27:21, by Phinehas the priest.
Judges 1:3. J...
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_The children of Israel asked the Lord._
SIMPLICITY IN PRAYER
Just that! How we have modernised and complicated and destroyed
prayer! “The children of Israel asked the Lord.” How simple, how
direct,...
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JUDGES—NOTE ON JUDGES 1:1 The Roots of Israel’s Unfaithfulness.
This introduction identifies the root causes and effects of Israel’s
wickedness. The pattern established here repeats throughout the boo...
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JUDGES—NOTE ON JUDGES 1:2 JUDAH SHALL GO UP. Judah had been destined
for leadership in Israel since receiving Jacob’s blessing (Genesis
49:8). Jud
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_FAITHFULNESS AND UNFAITHFULNESS IN THE LORD’S WAR_
CRITICAL NOTES.—
Judges 1:1. Now after the death of Joshua.] The Speaker’s Commentary
says on these opening words: “But from Judges 1:1 to Judges 2...
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EXPOSITION
JUDGES 1:1
AFTER THE DEATH OF JOSHUA. The events narrated in Joshua 1:1. and
Joshua 2:1 all occurred before the death of Joshua, as appears by...
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Through Moses, the children of Israel were let out of Egypt and God
began to form a national kind of identity and began to forge the
beginnings of a nation. At the death of Moses, Joshua, who was the...
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2 Samuel 10:11; Genesis 29:33; Joshua 19:1; Judges 1:17...
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JUDE'S CERTAIN MEN
_ The Book of Jude_
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
The statement, "Thy testimonies are wonderful" is nowhere more
strikingly true than in the Book of Jude. No photographer ever made a
better...
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To Simeon — As nearest to him both by relation, being his brother by
both parents, and by habitation. The Canaanites — Specially so
called, because they are distinguished from the Perizzites, Judges
1...