Judges 10

Judges 10

The cycle of judges continues quietly with Tola of Issachar, who judges Israel for twenty-three years, and Jair of Gilead, who judges for twenty-two years. After these two judges die, the Israelites return to full-blown idolatry, worshipping the gods of various surrounding nations (Baal, Ashtoreth, etc.). In response, God allows the Ammonites and Philistines to oppress Israel severely for eighteen years. When the Israelites cry out for help, God initially refuses, challenging them to call on the false gods they chose to serve.

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Ezekiel 35

Ezekiel delivers a prophecy against Mount Seir (Edom) for constantly hating and rejoicing over Israel's destruction. God promises to make Edom permanently desolate.

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God promises to restore the land of Israel and bring the exiles home. God promises to put His Spirit in them and give them a new heart so they can walk in His statutes.

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