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1 Y DESPUÉS de Abimelech levantĂ³se para librar Ă¡ Israel, Tola hijo de PĂºa, hijo de Dodo, varĂ³n de IssachĂ¢r, el cual habitaba en Samir, en el monte de Ephraim.
2 Y juzgĂ³ Ă¡ Israel veintitrĂ©s años, y muriĂ³, y fuĂ© sepultado en Samir.
3 Tras Ă©l se levantĂ³ Jair, Galaadita, el cual juzgĂ³ Ă¡ Israel veintidĂ³s años.
4 Este tuvo treinta hijos que cabalgaban sobre treinta asnos, y tenĂ­an treinta villas, que se llamaron las villas de Jair hasta hoy, las cuales estĂ¡n en la tierra de Galaad.
5 Y muriĂ³ Jair, y fuĂ© sepultado en CamĂ³n.
6 Mas los hijos de Israel tornaron Ă¡ hacer lo malo en los ojos de JehovĂ¡, y sirvieron Ă¡ los Baales y Ă¡ Astaroth, y Ă¡ los dioses de Siria, y Ă¡ los dioses de SidĂ³n, y Ă¡ los dioses de Moab, y Ă¡ los dioses de los hijos de AmmĂ³n, y Ă¡ los dioses de los Filisteos: y dejaron Ă¡ JehovĂ¡, y no le sirvieron.
7 Y JehovĂ¡ se airĂ³ contra Israel, y vendiĂ³los en mano de los Filisteos, y en mano de los hijos de AmmĂ³n:
8 Los cuales molieron y quebrantaron Ă¡ los hijos de Israel en aquel tiempo dieciocho años, Ă¡ todos los hijos de Israel que estaban de la otra parte del JordĂ¡n en la tierra del Amorrheo, que es en Galaad.
9 Y los hijos de AmmĂ³n pasaron el JordĂ¡n para hacer tambiĂ©n guerra contra JudĂ¡, y contra BenjamĂ­n, y la casa de Ephraim: y fuĂ© Israel en gran manera afligido.
10 Y los hijos de Israel clamaron Ă¡ JehovĂ¡, diciendo: Nosotros hemos pecado contra ti; porque hemos dejado Ă¡ nuestro Dios, y servido Ă¡ los Baales.
11 Y JehovĂ¡ respondiĂ³ Ă¡ los hijos de Israel: ¿No habĂ©is sido oprimidos de Egipto, de los Amorrheos, de Losammonitas, de los Filisteos,
12 De los de SidĂ³n, de Amalec, y de MaĂ³n, y clamando Ă¡ mĂ­ os he librado de sus manos?
13 Mas vosotros me habĂ©is dejado, y habĂ©is servido Ă¡ dioses ajenos: por tanto, yo no os librarĂ© mĂ¡s.
14 Andad, y clamad Ă¡ los dioses que os habĂ©is elegido, que os libren en el tiempo de vuestra aflicciĂ³n.
15 Y los hijos de Israel respondieron Ă¡ JehovĂ¡: Hemos pecado; haz tĂº con nosotros como bien te pareciere: solamente que ahora nos libres en este dĂ­a.
16 Y quitaron de entre sĂ­ los dioses ajenos, y sirvieron Ă¡ JehovĂ¡: y su alma fuĂ© angustiada Ă¡ causa del trabajo de Israel.
17 Y juntĂ¡ndose los hijos de AmmĂ³n, asentaron campo en Galaad: juntĂ¡ronse asimismo los hijos de Israel, y asentaron su campo en Mizpa.
18 Y los prĂ­ncipes y el pueblo de Galaad dijeron el uno al otro: ¿QuiĂ©n serĂ¡ el que comenzarĂ¡ la batalla contra los hijos de AmmĂ³n? Ă©l serĂ¡ cabeza sobre todos los que habitan en Galaad.

Jueces 10 Commentary

Chapter 10

Tola and Jair judge Israel. (1-5) The Philistines and Ammonites oppress Israel. (6-9) Israel's repentance. (10-18)

Verses 1-5 Quiet and peaceable reigns, though the best to live in, yield least variety of matter to be spoken of. Such were the days of Tola and Jair. They were humble, active, and useful men, rulers appointed of God.

Verses 6-9 Now the threatening was fulfilled, that the Israelites should have no power to stand before their enemies, Le. 26:17, Le. 26:37 . By their evil ways and their evil doings they procured this to themselves.

Verses 10-18 God is able to multiply men's punishments according to the numbers of their sins and idols. But there is hope when sinners cry to the Lord for help, and lament their ungodliness as well as their more open transgressions. It is necessary, in true repentance, that there be a full conviction that those things cannot help us which we have set in competition with God. They acknowledged what they deserved, yet prayed to God not to deal with them according to their deserts. We must submit to God's justice, with a hope in his mercy. True repentance is not only for sin, but from sin. As the disobedience and misery of a child are a grief to a tender father, so the provocations of God's people are a grief to him. From him mercy never can be sought in vain. Let then the trembling sinner, and the almost despairing backslider, cease from debating about God's secret purposes, or from expecting to find hope from former experiences. Let them cast themselves on the mercy of God our Saviour, humble themselves under his hand, seek deliverance from the powers of darkness, separate themselves from sin, and from occasions of it, use the means of grace diligently, and wait the Lord's time, and so they shall certainly rejoice in his mercy.

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Chapter Summary

INTRODUCTION TO JUDGES 10

This chapter gives an account of two judges of Israel, in whose days they enjoyed peace, Jud 10:1-5, after which they sinning against God, came into trouble, and were oppressed by their enemies eighteen years, and were also invaded by an army of the Ammonites, Jud 10:6-9, when they cried unto the Lord for deliverance, confessing their sin; but he had first refused to grant them any, though upon their importunity and reformation he had compassion on them, Jud 10:10-16 and the chapter is concluded with the preparation made by both armies for a battle, Jud 10:17,18.

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