The very brief letter of Jude has a single focus: to warn believers against succumbing to false teaching. Jude helps believers in Christ stay true to the faith by painting a grim portrait of deviant teachers. Arrogant, immoral, and greedy, these teachers are destined for the terrible judgment God has in store for all who deny and defy him. Who would want to follow such people to their condemnat…
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TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
I
Versículo 1
I. 21:1 For the second time in Judges, an unwise vow put its makers in a difficult position (see stu…
21:1 For the second time in Judges, an unwise vow put its makers in a difficult position (see study note on 11:31).
II
Versículo 3
II. 21:3 The concept of a twelve-tribe league was deeply rooted in Israel, having survived the separa…
21:3 The concept of a twelve-tribe league was deeply rooted in Israel, having survived the separation of Levi from the secular tribes, the virtual disappearance of Simeon and Asher, and the division of Joseph into two (Manasseh and Ephraim). The loss of one tribe would have suggested that God’s covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob was coming unglued.
III
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III. 21:8-9 Jabesh-gilead was an important town east of the Jordan whose failure to participate in the…
21:8-9 Jabesh-gilead was an important town east of the Jordan whose failure to participate in the war against Benjamin made a grievous break in solidarity (see 21:5).
IV
Versículo 11
IV. 21:11 Completely destroy: See Lev 27:28-29.
21:11 Completely destroy: See Lev 27:28-29.
V
Versículo 15
V. 21:15-17 The people felt sorry for Benjamin: Israel was concerned about the brokenness of the nat…
21:15-17 The people felt sorry for Benjamin: Israel was concerned about the brokenness of the nation. • The gap in Israel was an act of the Lord, because the war against Benjamin had been a response to the Lord’s covenant.
VI
Versículo 19
VI. 21:19 The annual grape harvest festival . . . in Shiloh may originally have been a Canaanite feast.
21:19 The annual grape harvest festival . . . in Shiloh may originally have been a Canaanite feast.
VII
Versículo 23
VII. 21:23 Their own land was the land allotted to the tribe of Benjamin by the Lord’s covenant (2:6).
21:23 Their own land was the land allotted to the tribe of Benjamin by the Lord’s covenant (2:6).
VIII
Versículo 24
VIII. 21:24 The people of Israel pulled through despite the lack of inspired leadership (chs 17–18) and…
21:24 The people of Israel pulled through despite the lack of inspired leadership (chs 17–18) and the failure of the tribal league (chs 19–21). Tribes and families were intact; Israel and all its tribes would survive.
IX
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IX. 21:25 The conclusion of chs 17–21 gives the reason for the social disorder of the time. Following…
21:25 The conclusion of chs 17–21 gives the reason for the social disorder of the time. Following the period of the judges, God would make a new covenant with Israel involving King David (2 Sam 7) and the promise of messianic rule. The fulfillment of that promise would go far beyond anything that could be imagined in the time when Israel had no king.
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Jude — Capítulo 21
The very brief letter of Jude has a single focus: to warn believers against succumbing to false teaching. Jude helps believers in Christ stay true to the faith by painting a grim portrait of deviant teachers. Arrogant, immoral, and greedy, these teachers are destined for the terrible judgment God has in store for all who deny and defy him. Who would want to follow such people to their condemnat…
Texto — Reina-Valera 1960
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TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
Versículo 1
I. 21:1 For the second time in Judges, an unwise vow put its makers in a difficult position (see stu…
Versículo 3
II. 21:3 The concept of a twelve-tribe league was deeply rooted in Israel, having survived the separa…
Versículo 8
III. 21:8-9 Jabesh-gilead was an important town east of the Jordan whose failure to participate in the…
Versículo 11
IV. 21:11 Completely destroy: See Lev 27:28-29.
Versículo 15
V. 21:15-17 The people felt sorry for Benjamin: Israel was concerned about the brokenness of the nat…
Versículo 19
VI. 21:19 The annual grape harvest festival . . . in Shiloh may originally have been a Canaanite feast.
Versículo 23
VII. 21:23 Their own land was the land allotted to the tribe of Benjamin by the Lord’s covenant (2:6).
Versículo 24
VIII. 21:24 The people of Israel pulled through despite the lack of inspired leadership (chs 17–18) and…
Versículo 25
IX. 21:25 The conclusion of chs 17–21 gives the reason for the social disorder of the time. Following…