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Richter 3:7-11

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7 Und die Kinder Israel taten, was böse war in den Augen Jehovas und vergaßen Jehovas, ihres Gottes, und sie dienten den Baalim und den Ascheroth.
8 Da entbrannte der Zorn Jehovas wider Israel, und er verkaufte sie in die Hand Kuschan-Rischathaims, des Königs von Mesopotamien; und die Kinder Israel dienten dem Kuschan-Rischathaim acht Jahre.
9 Und die Kinder Israel schrieen zu Jehova; und Jehova erweckte den Kindern Israel einen Retter, der sie rettete: Othniel, den Sohn Kenas', den jüngeren Bruder Kalebs.
10 Und der Geist Jehovas kam über ihn, und er richtete Israel; und er zog aus zum Streite, und Jehova gab Kuschan-Rischathaim, den König von Aram, in seine Hand, und seine Hand wurde stark wider Kuschan-Rischathaim.
11 Und das Land hatte Ruhe vierzig Jahre. Und Othniel, der Sohn Kenas', starb.

Richter 3:7-11 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JUDGES 3

This chapter gives an account of the nations left in Canaan to prove Israel, and who became a snare unto them, Jud 3:1-7; and of the servitude of Israel under the king of Mesopotamia for their sins, from which they were delivered by Othniel, Jud 3:8-11; and of their subjection to the Moabites, from which they were freed by Ehud, who privately assassinated the king of Moab, and then made his escape, Jud 3:12-30; and of the destruction of a large number of Philistines by Shamgar, with an ox goad, Jud 3:31.

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