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Verse Judges 17:8. _TO SOJOURN WHERE HE COULD FIND_] He went about the
country seeking for some employment, for the Levites had no
inheritance: besides, no secure residence could be found where there...
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Jonathan’s state without a home gives us vivid picture of what must
have been the condition of many Levites....
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III. THE APPENDIX: ISRAEL'S INTERNAL CORRUPTION
1. Micah's and Dan's Idolatry and Its Punishment
CHAPTER 17 The Images Made and the Hired Priest
_ 1. The stolen money restored and the images (Judge...
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MICAH SECURES A LEVITE AS PRIEST.
Judges 17:7. The young man was a Judæ an by birth, and a Levite by
profession. It is a contradiction to say that he sojourned among his
own people. The clause should...
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JUDGES 17-18. This section is the first of two supplements. It
explains the origin of the famous shrine at Dan, and the _naî veté_
of its moral and religious ideas proves how ancient it is. In not a
f...
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TO SOJOURN. True worship neglected. Priests and Levites unemployed.
Idolaters busy making idols and dancing....
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_And the man departed_ Here comes the wandering Levite, who, in the
course of his travels, arrives at Micah's house; he is the counterpart
of _the young man_already settled there. This narrative no do...
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_Micab's Hired Priest Judges 17:7-13_
7 And there was a young man out of Beth-lehem-judah of the family of
Judah, who was a Levite, and he sojourned there.
8 And the man departed out of the city from...
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_AND THE MAN DEPARTED OUT OF THE CITY FROM BETHLEHEMJUDAH TO SOJOURN
WHERE HE COULD FIND A PLACE: AND HE CAME TO MOUNT EPHRAIM TO THE HOUSE
OF MICAH, AS HE JOURNEYED._
The man departed ... to sojourn...
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THE STORY OF MICAH
This story, which is continued in the following c, is undoubtedly a
very old one. In striking contrast to many other narrative portions of
the Old Testament, there is in the body of...
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LIFE WITHOUT LAW
JUDGES
_PHILIP SMITH_
CHAPTER 17
V1 There was a man called Micah from the hilly country where
Ephraim’s *tribe lived. V2 He said to his mother, ‘Someone stole
the 1100 pieces of...
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TO SOJOURN WHERE HE COULD FIND. — Or, as we should say, _to get his
living._ It may easily be supposed that in the disorganisation of
these days, the due support of the Levites would be much neglected...
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וַ יֵּ֨לֶךְ הָ אִ֜ישׁ מֵ הָ עִ֗יר
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THE STOLEN GODS
Judges 17:1, Judges 18:1
THE portion of the Book of Judges which begins with the seventeenth
chapter and extends to the close is not in immediate connection with
that which has gone b...
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Here begins the final section of the Book of Judges which is of the
nature of an appendix. The events here recorded must have taken place
closely following the death of Joshua. They give us a picture...
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A Levite who had been living in Bethlehem set out in search of a new
place to live and came to the house of Micah. Micah offered to pay him
ten shekels of silver a year along with a suit of clothes an...
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The rambling conduct of this young man, manifests his real principles.
The Lord had made all suitable provision for his Levites, while they
remained in his service. But when idolatry is set up in Isra...
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My object being no more than a sketch, as most of you know, I desire
to say but a few words on such of the Chapter s as bear a similar
character to that which has been already pointed out in the early...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 17 THROUGH 21.
The Chapter s that follow (17-21) are not comprised in the historical
order of this book. They lift the veil to disclose some incidents of
the...
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AND THE MAN DEPARTED OUT OF THE CITY FROM BETHLEHEMJUDAH, to sojourn
where he could find a place,.... Either being a man that had a
rambling head, and of an unsettled mind, and could not easily fix an...
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And the man departed out of the city from Bethlehemjudah to sojourn
where he could find [a place]: and he came to mount Ephraim to the
house of Micah, as he journeyed.
Ver. 8. _To sojourn where he co...
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_To sojourn where he could find a place_ For employment and a
livelihood; for the tithes and offerings, which were their
maintenance, not being brought unto the house of God, the Levites and
priests w...
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1 Of the money that Micah first stole, then restored, his mother
maketh Images,
5 and hee ornaments for them.
6 He hireth a Leuite to be his Priest.
1 AND there was a man of mount Ephraim, whose na...
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And the man departed out of the city from Bethlehem-judah to sojourn
where he could find a place. Many of the cities which had been
allotted to the Levites being still in the hands of the Canaanites,...
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A Levite Made the Idol's Priest...
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BOLD IDOLATRY IN ISRAEL
(vv. 1-13)
Samson was the last judge in Israel. The last five Chapter s of Judges
-- 17 to 21 -- deal with conditions during the time of the Judges, so
do not necessarily tak...
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AS HE JOURNEYED:
_ Heb._ in making his way...
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7-13 Micah thought it was a sign of God's favour to him and his
images, that a Levite should come to his door. Thus those who please
themselves with their own delusions, if Providence unexpectedly bri...
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WHERE HE COULD FIND A PLACE, for employment and a livelihood; for the
tithes and offerings, which were their maintenance, not being brought
in to the house of God, the Levites and priests must needs b...
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Judges 17:8 man H376 departed H3212 (H8799) city H5892 Bethlehem H1035
Judah H3063 stay H1481 (H8800) find...
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‘ And the man departed out of the city, out of Bethlehem-judah, to
sojourn where he could find a place, and he came to the hill country
of Ephraim, to the house of Micah, as he journeyed.'
The Levite...
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CONTENTS: Micah's worship in self will.
CHARACTERS: Micah, his mother, a Levite.
CONCLUSION: The love of money makes much mischief; destroys the duty
and comfort of every relation and frequently lea...
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Judges 17:1. _A man of mount Ephraim, whose name was Micah._ This was
soon after the death of Joshua, says Josephus, and before the civil
war with Benjamin.
Judges 17:2. _About which thou cursedst._...
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_Micah._
MICAH’S MOTHER
In the second verse of this chapter Micah makes a clean confession of
a great wrong which he had done to his mother. “It seems,” says
Matthew Henry, “that this old woman, with...
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JUDGES—NOTE ON JUDGES 17:1 The Depths of Israel’s Unfaithfulness.
Whereas chs. Judges 2:1 describe external threats to Israel, chs....
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IDOLATRY IN ITS INCIPIENT STAGE—BY IMAGE-WORSHIP
(Judges 17:1.)
_HOMILETICS_
I. IDOLATRY BEGINS WITH THOSE WHO ARE NOT UPRIGHT IN MORAL CONDUCT.
Judges 17:1.
Micah himself is first heard of as stea...
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EXPOSITION
JUDGES 17:1
We here light upon quite a different kind of history from that which
has preceded. We no longer have to do with judges and their mighty
deeds in delivering Israel from his oppr...
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At this point the book of Judges, as far as its history, ends. What
remains in the book of Judges is not now in chronological order. This
is an appendix to the book of Judges as we get into chapter se...
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Judges 17:11; Nehemiah 13:10; Nehemiah 13:11...