OT217 Interpreting Judges
Sign in to rateJourney through the cycles and psychology of sin in the book of Judges, and recognize God as the deliverer of sinful people—as you explore the themes of rebellion, Canaanization, and syncretism, you will discover the heroic role God plays in this narrative. Dr. Way applies literary and theological analysis to the text to ultimately derive the core message from the book. Through this study you will also gain insight into the crucial task that Scripture has of filling hearts and minds with the words of God so that we can be transformed today and break the cycles of sin in our own culture.
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Speaker and the Course
2m
Introduction to Judges
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Preface
3m
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Prologue (Judg 1:1–3:6)
Military Failure: Part 1
7m
Othniel (Judg 3:7–11)
Literary Analysis of the Othniel Story
4m
Ehud (Judg 3:12–30)
The Moabites
4m
Deborah and Barak (Judg 4:1–5:31)
Literary Analysis of the Deborah and Barak Story
4m
Gideon (Judg 6:1–8:32)
Literary Analysis of the Gideon Story
4m
Abimelech (Judg 8:33–9:57)
Literary Analysis of the Abimelech Story
5m
Jephthah (Judg 10:6–12:7)
Literary Analysis of the Jephthah Story
3m
The Minor Judges (Judg 3:31; 10:1–5; 12:8–15)
Literary Analysis of the Minor Judges
4m
Samson (Judg 13:1–16:31)
Literary Analysis of the Samson Story
8m
Epilogue (Judg 17:1–21:25)
The Final Movement
2m
Conclusion
The Transformational Power of the Book of Judges
3m