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Why shouldn't we apply things from Judges as a rule into our lives? |
The Book of Judges is DESCRIPTIVE, not prescriptive. It describes various events in Israel's history, but does not prescribe to us how we should live. Just because an action is in scripture does not mean it is supported by scripture. |
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Example # 1 of Judges being Descriptive, not Prescriptive |
Jepthah's vow to sacrifice whatever comes out from the doors of his house to meet him. It happened to be his daughter and he still fulfilled that vow. |
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Example # 2 of Judges being Descriptive, not Prescriptive |
Micah made a shrine and household gods |
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Example # 3 of Judges being Descriptive, not Prescriptive |
Wrongs that the Benjamites committed - raping and abusing the concubines - wanting to commit homosexuality - kidnapping of the wives |
