Jueces 3:10

10 El Espíritu del SEÑOR vino sobre Otoniel, y así Otoniel se convirtió en caudillo de Israel y salió a la guerra. El SEÑOR entregó a Cusán Risatayin, rey de Aram, en manos de Otoniel, quien prevaleció sobre él.

Jueces 3:10 Meaning and Commentary

Judges 3:10

And the Spirit of the Lord came upon him
Moved him to engage in this work of delivering Israel, inspired him with courage, and filled him with every needful gift, qualifying him for it; the Targum interprets it the spirit of prophecy; it seems father to be the spirit of counsel and courage, of strength and fortitude of body and mind:

and he judged Israel;
took upon him the office of a judge over them, and executed it; very probably the first work he set about was to reprove them for their sins, and convince them of them, and reform them from their idolatry, and restore among them the pure worship of God; and this he did first before he took up arms for them:

and he went out to war;
raised an army, and went out at the head of them, to fight with their oppressor:

and the Lord delivered Chushanrishathaim king of Mesopotamia into his
hand; and his hand prevailed against Chushanrishathaim;
gave him the victory over him and his army, so that he fell into his hands, became his captive, and perhaps was slain by him.

Jueces 3:10 In-Context

8 El SEÑOR se enfureció contra Israel a tal grado que los vendió a Cusán Risatayin, rey de Aram Najarayin, a quien estuvieron sometidos durante ocho años.

9 Pero clamaron al SEÑOR, y él hizo que surgiera un libertador, Otoniel hijo de Quenaz, hermano menor de Caleb. Y Otoniel liberó a los israelitas.

10 El Espíritu del SEÑOR vino sobre Otoniel, y así Otoniel se convirtió en caudillo de Israel y salió a la guerra. El SEÑOR entregó a Cusán Risatayin, rey de Aram, en manos de Otoniel, quien prevaleció sobre él.

11 El país tuvo paz durante cuarenta años, hasta que murió Otoniel hijo de Quenaz.

12 Una vez más los israelitas hicieron lo que ofende al SEÑOR, y por causa del mal que hicieron, el SEÑOR le dio poder sobre ellos a Eglón, rey de Moab.