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Verse Judges 10:18. _WHAT MAN_ IS HE _THAT WILL BEGIN TO FIGHT_] It
appears that, although the spirit of _patriotism_ had excited the
people at large to come forward against their enemies, yet they h...
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AND THE PEOPLE AND PRINCES ... - The inhabitants of Gilead appear as a
separate and independent community, electing their own chief, without
any reference to the West-Jordanic tribes....
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5. FIFTH DECLENSION: UNDER THE PHILISTINES AND AMMON. JEPHTHAH, IBZAN,
ELON, AND ABDON
CHAPTER 10:6-18
_ 1. The great declension (Judges 10:6)_
2. Their cry and the Lord's answer (Judges 10:10)
3....
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INTRODUCTION TO THE STORY OF JEPHTHAH. In this section we see the hand
of D, and hear the recurrent notes of sin, suffering, repentance, and
deliverance.
Judges 10:7. The reference to the Philistines...
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_the people, the princes of Gilead, said_ The apposition is unusually
harsh; perhaps _the princes of Gilead_was inserted on the strength of
Judges 11:5-11, where _the elders of G_. are the persons con...
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Jephthah of Gilead Judges 10:6 to Judges 12:7
_Israel Humiliated Judges 10:6-18_
6 And the children of Israel did evil again in the sight of the Lord,
and served Baalim, and Ashtaroth, and the gods o...
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THE AMMONITE OPPRESSION
1-5. The Minor Judges, Tola and Jair....
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LIFE WITHOUT LAW
JUDGES
_PHILIP SMITH_
CHAPTER 10
V1 After the time when Abimelech had lived, Puah’s son Tola came to
rescue *Israel. (Puah was Dodo’s son.) Tola was from Issachar’s
*tribe. He li...
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וַ יֹּאמְר֨וּ הָ עָ֜ם שָׂרֵ֤י
גִלְעָד֙ אִ֣ישׁ
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GILEAD AND ITS CHIEF
Judges 10:1; Judges 11:1
THE scene of the history shifts now to the east of Jordan, and we
learn first of the influence which the region called Gilead was coming
to have in Hebre...
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TURNING TO A REJECTED LEADER
Judges 10:17; Judges 11:1
The life of Jephthah is a great consolation to those whose birth has
been irregular. The sin of his parents was not allowed permanently to
injur...
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Following the death of Abimelech there seems to have been a period of
forty years' quietness under the dictatorship of Tola and Jair.
After this there appears to have broken out a period characterize...
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Israel then began to serve the Baals and Ashtoreths of the nations
around them. God allowed the Philistines and Ammonites to conquer his
disobedient children and oppress them for eighteen years. When...
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_Galaad. It seems non of them durst accept the offer, as the first
onset was the most hazardous. Hence they invited Jephte to take upon
him the command. The Israelites consulted the Lord on a former
o...
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REFLECTIONS
PAUSE, my soul! over the perusal of this chapter, and behold once more
a renewed instance of human corruption, and divine grace triumphing
over it, in the richest display of that glorious...
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When the Lord is about to appear for the deliverance of his people, he
soon raiseth instruments for the purpose. That is a blessed scripture,
for the encouragement of God's afflicted ones in all ages,...
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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 9, 10, 11, AND 12.
After Gideon's death we see the results of this distance from God in
the internal struggles which took place between the children of
Israel...
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AND THE PEOPLE AND PRINCES OF GILEAD SAID ONE TO ANOTHER,.... Being
thus assembled and encamped:
WHAT MAN IS HE THAT WILL BEGIN TO FIGHT WITH THE CHILDREN OF AMMON?
for though the forces were assembl...
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And the people [and] princes of Gilead said one to another, What man
[is he] that will begin to fight against the children of Ammon? he
shall be head over all the inhabitants of Gilead.
Ver. 18. _Tha...
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1 Tola iudgeth Israel in Shamir.
3 Iair, whose thirtie sonnes had thirtie cities.
6 The Philistines and Ammonites oppresse Israel.
10 In their miserie, God sendeth them to their false gods.
15 Vpo...
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And the people and princes of Gilead, all the nobles and rulers of the
tribes east of Jordan, together with all their hosts, SAID ONE TO
ANOTHER, WHAT MAN IS HE THAT WILL BEGIN TO FIGHT AGAINST THE CH...
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THE OPPRESSION OF THE PHILISTINES AND AMORITES...
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TOLA'S 23 YEARS AS JUDGE
(vv. 1-2)
Abimelech had been no help to Israel in his three years of authority,
now another man, Tola of Issachar, "arose to save Israel" (v. 1). We
are not told what he sav...
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10-18 God is able to multiply men's punishments according to the
numbers of their sins and idols. But there is hope when sinners cry to
the Lord for help, and lament their ungodliness as well as thei...
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No text from Poole on this verse....
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Judges 10:18 people H5971 leaders H8269 Gilead H1568 said H559 (H8799)
one H376 another H7453 man H376 begin...
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‘ And the people, the princes of Gilead, said to one another,
“What man is he who will begin to fight against the children of
Ammon? He shall be head over all the inhabitants of Gilead.'
At this stage...
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CONTENTS: Further apostasy; servitude to Philistines and Amorites.
CHARACTERS: God, Tola, Jair.
CONCLUSION: The pleasures of sense, the gods of this world, cannot be
our satisfaction (Judges 10:14)....
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Judges 10:1. _Tola, son of Puah;_ therefore he was the grandson of
Othniel's brother. God called him from the treasures of his
providence, to nourish his people for twenty three years after evil
times...
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_FORTY-FIVE YEARS PASSED OVER IN SILENCE_
(Judges 10:1.)
CRITICAL NOTES.— JUDGES 10:1. AFTER ABIMELECH.] This man is
recognised as having been a ruler in Israel, notwithstanding his
scandalous career...
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EXPOSITION
JUDGES 10:6
DID EVIL AGAIN. We may conclude that Tola and Jair had used their
influence to maintain the worship of Jehovah; but at their death
idolatry broke out with more virulence than e...
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Now in chapter ten we go through a series of judges quite rapidly.
After Abimelech there rose to defend Israel Tola, a man of Issachar;
[from the tribe of Issachar] he dwelt in Shamir in mount Ephraim...
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1 Samuel 17:25; Isaiah 3:1; Isaiah 34:12; Judges 1:1; Judges 11:11;...