Judges 17–18: On Religious Guns-for-Hire, Sellouts in Ministry, and Sins Coming Home to Roost (Bible Talk, Ep. 80)
In this episode of Bible Talk, Alex chats with Jim Hamilton and Sam Emadi about Judges 17–18.
Show Notes
1:45 / Where are we in Judges, and where are we going?
7:05 / Jim and Sam provide commentary on Judges 17.
10:29 / Why is the story of Micah in Judges 17:1-5 a perfect setup for the thesis statement in Verse 6: “In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes”?
13:52 / Should the Levite have been in Bethlehem? (17:7)
15:59 / What should we think of Micah’s deal with the Levite? (17:10)
18:22 / “Now I know that the LORD will prosper me, because I have a Levite as priest.” (17:13)
21:28 / What’s the point of the Danites’ exchange with the Levite? (18:1-6)
22:27 / What’s noteworthy about the Danites’ robbery of Micah? (18:14-31)
34:07 / How should we think about a reference to an exile that hasn’t happened yet? Is that what “captivity” is referring to? (18:30)
35:54 / How would you preach Christ from this passage?
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Graphic: Micah confronts the Danites (1886)
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