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Judges and Ruth: Anarchy and Faithfulness
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Lesson OneOverview of Judges (Judges 1–3)19 Activities|2 Assessments
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Getting Started
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Lesson Text: Judges 1–3
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In | Workbook: Why Is this Book Called “Judges?”
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In | The Judges
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In | The Spiral in Judges
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In | A Downward Spiral
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Behind | The Historical Setting of Judges
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Behind | Workbook: The Land that Remains
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Behind | iMap: The Land that Remains
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Behind | Protection and Prosperity
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Behind | The Fertility Gods
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Behind | Some Gods and Goddesses
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Behind | Rainfall in the Promised Land
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In Front | Depictions of Judges Across Four Centuries
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In Front | Workbook: Judges Across Four Centuries
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In Front | Cycles, Spiral and Judgment
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In Front | Workbook: Protection and Prosperity
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In Front | Workbook: Rainfall in the Promised Land
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson TwoJudges (Judges 4–8, 13–16)27 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson Text: Judges 4–8, 13–16
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In | Workbook: Major and Minor Judges
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In | Deborah
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In | Jael
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In | Gideon
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In | Gideon and Moses, Part 1
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In | Workbook: Gideon and Moses
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In | Gideon and Moses, Part 2
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In | Abimelech
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In | Abraham and Jephthah’s Sacrifices, Part 1
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In | Abraham and Jephthah’s Sacrifices, Part 2
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In | Abraham and Jephthah’s Sacrifices, Part 3
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In | Samson
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Behind | iMap: Deborah and Gideon
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Behind | Onsite: Reducing Gideon's Army
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Behind | The Philistines: An Inside Look - Archaeologist Dr. Seymour Gitin
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Behind | iMap: Samson
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Behind | Imperial Power and Technology
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Behind | Chariots
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Behind | Onsite: Shechem
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Behind | The Philistines
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In Front | God's Sovereignty
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In Front | Reading Jael - Stowe and Stanton
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In Front | Workbook: Reading Jael - Stowe and Stanton
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In Front | Workbook: A Lesson from Jephthah
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson ThreeA Divine Judge and Anarchy (Judges 9–12, 17–21)20 Activities|2 Assessments
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Lesson Text: Judges 9–12, 17–21
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In | The Judge of Judges
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In | Workbook: The Judge of Judges
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In | Reckoning and Retribution
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In | The Testimony of Adoni-Bezek
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In | The Fat King, Eglon
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In | Workbook: The Rejection of YHWH’s Decrees, Part 1
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In | Workbook: The Rejection of YHWH’s Decrees, Part 2
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In | Mayhem and the Midianites
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In | Anarchy
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In | The Tribe of Benjamin
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In | Workbook: Judges and 1 Samuel
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Behind | Violence and Inhospitality
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Behind | Honor in Judges
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In Front | The King Is Coming
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In Front | Workbook: Spirals - Violence and Retribution
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In Front | Workbook: Appealing to the Judge
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In Front | Workbook: Guiding Questions - Judges
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson FourRuth the Moabite (Ruth 1–4)15 Activities|1 Assessment
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Getting Started
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Lesson Text: Ruth 1–4
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In | Moabites in the Bible Story, Part 1
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In | Two Levels of the Storyline
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In | Workbook: Ruth the Moabite
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In | Ruth the Moabite
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In | Ruth the Redeemer
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In | Bible Project: Ruth
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Behind | The Geography of Ruth
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Behind | The City Gate
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Behind | Onsite: God’s Provision in Bethlehem - Ruth, Passover and a Coming King
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In Front | Reversal of Fate and Fortune
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In Front | Workbook: Reversal of Fate and Fortune
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In Front | Ruth: A 13th Century Vulgate Bible
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson FiveLovingkindness in Ruth (Ruth 1–4 review)15 Activities
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Lesson Text: Ruth 1–4 review
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In | Repetition in Ruth 2 and 3
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In | Ruth and King David
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In | Workbook: The Women of Jesus’ Genealogy
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Behind | Workbook: Lovingkindness in Ruth
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Behind | Lovingkindness in Ruth
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Behind | Hesed and a Kinsman Redeemer
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Behind | Boaz and Ruth at the Threshing Floor
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Behind | Customs in Ruth
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In Front | Ruth, the Ultimate Immigrant Story: Dr. Daniel Carroll
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In Front | Workbook: Romantic Love and Lovingkindness
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In Front | The “She” and “He” KJV Bibles
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In Front | Workbook: Guiding Questions - Ruth
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Wrap-Up
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity|1 Assessment
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Lesson 4, Activity 6
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In | Ruth the Moabite
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Ruth is called “the Moabite.” The text points out several times that she is not only a foreigner, but a Moabite. But by the end, she has been grafted into Israel and is no longer distinguished by her heritage. Her heritage is now as an Israelite, demonstrated by the genealogy at the end of the book. Not only would she bear children who would be fully grafted-in Israelites, her descendants would include King David, as well as a far Greater King still.