1.
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Introduction: Jdg 1:1 – 3:6
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a)
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Israel's failure to purge the land: Jdg 1:1–
2:5:
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b)
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Political background (Jdg 1:1-36).
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c)
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Religious background (Jdg 2:1-5).
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d)
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God's dealings with Israel's rebellion, and their failure to
subdue the nations of Canaan: Jdg 2:6 – 3:6
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2.
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Oppression and deliverance: Jdg 3:7 – 16:31
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a)
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Othniel: Jdg 3:7–11
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b)
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Ehud: Jdg 3:12–30
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c)
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Shamgar: Jdg 3:31
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d)
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Deborah: Jdg 4:1–5:31
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e)
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Gideon: Jdg 6:1–8:35
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f)
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Abimelech: Jdg 9:1–57
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g)
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Tola: Jdg 10:1–2
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h)
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Jair: Jdg 10:3–5
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i)
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Jephthah: Jdg 10:6–12:7
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j)
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Ibzan: Jdg 12:8–10
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k)
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Elon: Jdg 12:11–12
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l)
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Abdon: Jdg 12:13–15
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m)
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Samson: Jdg 13:1–16:31
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3.
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Appendices: Religious and moral disorder: the lawlessness of
the Judges period: Jdg 17:1 – 21:25
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a)
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Corruption of doctrine: Jdg 17:1 – 18:31
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b)
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Corruption of practice: Jdg 19:1 – 21:25
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