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Verse Judges 8:16. _HE TAUGHT THE MEN OF SUCCOTH._] Instead of
וידע _he_ _taught_, Houbigant reads וידש _he tore_; and this
is not only agreeable to what Gideon had threatened, Judges 8:7, but
is sup...
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HE TAUGHT - Thought to be a false reading, for “he threshed,” as
in Judges 8:7 margin....
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CHAPTER 8 INTERNAL STRIFE, GIDEON'S FAILURE AND END
_ 1. The strife (Judges 8:1)_
2. The complete deliverance (Judges 8:10)
3. Gideon's failure and end (Judges 8:22)
4. Israel's failure after Gide...
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THE PURSUIT ON THE EAST OF JORDAN. This section is not continuous with
the preceding one. The men of Israel, who were gathered together after
the battle (Judges 7:23), and the Ephraimites, who were so...
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_The pursuit on the east of Jordan_
This section is clearly not the continuation of the verses which
immediately precede (see p. 68); if its antecedents are to be found in
the foregoing narrative at...
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_and with them he taught_ Read, changing one letter, THRESHED as in
Judges 8:7, with LXX. B ἠλόησεν, A κατέξανεν. The
Vulgate gives a double rendering: et contrivit cum eis, atque
comminuit viros Socc...
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DISCOURSE: 270
GIDEON CHASTISES THE MEN OF SUCCOTH AND PENUEL
Judges 8:15. And he came unto the men of Succoth, and said, Behold
Zebah and Zalmunna, with whom ye did upbraid me, saying, Are the hands...
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AND WITH THEM HE TAUGHT THE MEN OF SUCCOTH— He threatened in the 7th
verse to _tear their flesh with the thorns of the wilderness, and with
briars,_ which Le Clerc there renders, _then will I thresh t...
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_Gideon Captures and Slays Midian's Kings Judges 8:1-28_
And the men of Ephraim said unto him, Why hast thou served us thus,
that thou calledst us not, when thou wentest to fight with the
Midianites?...
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_AND HE TOOK THE ELDERS OF THE CITY, AND THORNS OF THE WILDERNESS AND
BRIERS, AND WITH THEM HE TAUGHT THE MEN OF SUCCOTH._
With them he taught the men of Succoth, х_ WAYODA`_ (H3045) _
BAAHEM_ (H871a...
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DAGGER] RV 'sword,' about 14 in. in the blade. Being, on his right
thigh (convenient for his left hand) the guards would not notice it.
TAUGHT] if right, bitterly ironical. All the early versions rea...
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HISTORY OF THE JUDGES (JUDGES 3:5 TO JUDGES 16:31)
On this, the main section of the book, see Intro. § 2 and List of
Oppressions and Judges. The larger part of the book is concerned with
six of the Ju...
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LIFE WITHOUT LAW
JUDGES
_PHILIP SMITH_
CHAPTER 8
V1 The people in Ephraim’s *tribe asked Gideon, ‘Why have you
done this to us? Why did you not call us when you went to fight the
people from Midi...
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HE TAUGHT. — Literally, _made to know_ (Proverbs 10:9); but דע may
be a misreading for ישׂ “he threshed,” as in Judges 6:7. (Vulg.
_contrivit atque comminuit._)
THE MEN OF SUCCOTH. — _i.e.,_ the elder...
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וַ יִּקַּח֙ אֶת ־זִקְנֵ֣י הָ עִ֔יר וְ
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"MIDIAN'S EVIL DAY"
Judges 7:8 - Judges 8:1
THERE is now with Gideon a select band of three hundred, ready for a
night attack on the Midianites. The leader has been guided to a
singular and striking...
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THE SNARE OF SUCCESS
Judges 8:13
Clearly Gideon's family had passed through some terrible tragedy
previous to this war of emancipation. He had not learned our Lord's
teaching of forgiveness and acted...
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Following the deliverance from the oppression of Midian, Gideon had to
deal with internal troubles. The people of Ephraim objected that he
had not called them to his help. The men of Succoth and Penue...
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Gideon soothed the hurt feelings of Ephraim by telling them that,
though they were called late to the battle, their grape gathering had
been more fruitful than all the vintage of Abiezer. Gideon and h...
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_Tore. Hebrew seems to be corrupted in this place. "And he shewed
(instructed or chastised) with these thorns." The Septuagint and
Vulgate read the same word as ver. 7. He crushed the people with such...
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The men of Succoth, and of Penuel, were Israelites by descent, but
sadly degenerated from the spirit of Israel. The Reader will
recollect, however, that these things happened during the time of the
co...
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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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Nevertheless, they did not all unite with Gideon in pursuit of the
Midianites. But, for the moment, Gideon despises the cowardice which
disowns him through a remaining fear of the oppressor's power. O...
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AND HE TOOK THE ELDERS OF THE CITY,.... All of them, especially those
of them who had been most guilty, and had them to a proper place,
where they might be made public examples of:
AND THORNS OF THE...
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And he took the elders of the city, and thorns of the wilderness and
briers, and with them he taught the men of Succoth.
Ver. 16. _And he took the elders of the city, and thorns, &c._]
Wherewith he t...
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_With them he taught the men of Succoth_ He tore their flesh with
these thorns, (as he had threatened, Judges 8:7.) It is not said that
he tormented them till they expired, and therefore he perhaps on...
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1 Gideon pacifieth the Ephraimites.
4 Succoth and Penuel refuse to relieue Gideons army.
10 Zebah and Zalmunna are taken.
13 Succoth and Penuel are destroyed.
17 Gideon reuengeth his brethrens dea...
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And he took the elders of the city, and thorns of the wilderness and
briers, and with them he taught the men of Succoth, by giving them a
well-deserved flogging he taught all the inhabitants of the ci...
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THE END OF ZEBAH AND ZALMUNNA...
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GRIEVOUS WORDS AND A SOFT ANSWER
(vv. 1-3)
But the men of Ephraim were resentful that Gideon had called them so
late rather than when he began his campaign against Midian (v.1). They
did not stop to...
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13-17 The active servants of the Lord meet with more dangerous
opposition from false professors than from open enemies; but they must
not care for the behaviour of those who are Israelites in name, b...
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By that severe punishment (of which JUDGES 8:7) he made the men, i.e.
the elders of Succoth, to know their sin and folly, though it was too
late for their good, but not for the instruction and warning...
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Judges 8:16 took H3947 (H8799) elders H2205 city H5892 thorns H6975
wilderness H4057 briers H1303 taught H3045 ...
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‘ And he took the elders of the city, and thorns of the wilderness,
and briers, and with them he taught the men of Succoth.'
The words are expressive. They were taught what it meant to breach the
cov...
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Judges 6-8
In the first words of Gideon we find the key to his character. (1) He
was a man who felt deeply the degradation of his people. He could not
enjoy his own harvest while the Midianites were r...
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CONTENTS: Jealousy of Ephriam. Events to the death of Gideon.
Apostasy.
CHARACTERS: God, Gideon, Zebah, Zalmunna, Abimelech, Jerubbaal,
Jether.
CONCLUSION: Many are led into false ways by one false...
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Judges 8:16. _He taught the men of Succoth._ The LXX read, _he
threshed_ them. This little city of forty or fifty families was
blinded, in giving this answer to Gideon. Soldiers fighting for their
cou...
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_The princes of Succoth _. .. _ The men of Penuel._
PATIENCE UNDER PROVOCATION
Instead of being supported, as they had good right to expect they
would have been, by those who profess to be the Lord’s...
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JUDGES—NOTE ON JUDGES 8:16 Gideon’s actions here fulfill his
pledges in vv. Judges 8:7 and Judges 8:9....
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_THE COMPLETION OF THE LORD’S DELIVERANCE OF HIS PEOPLE. Judges 8:1_
CRITICAL NOTES.—
JUDGES 8:1. AND THE MEN OF EPHRAIM SAID, etc.] _i.e_.—after Gideon
had reached the trans-Jordanic side of the riv...
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EXPOSITION
JUDGES 8:13
BEFORE THE SUN WAS UP. There is a wonderful diversity in the
renderings of this verse. Some of the old versions and Jewish Rabbis
interpret it _before sunset. _Many of the best...
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Shall we turn in our Bibles to the book of Judges, chapter eight?
The Ephraimites were troublemakers. And in chapter eight we find them
giving Gideon a bad time. But we see with what splendid diplomac...
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Ezra 2:6; Judges 8:7; Micah 7:4; Proverbs 10:13; Proverbs 19:29...