Ep.110 The Fall of a King

Ep.110 The Fall of a King

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Ep.111 Peace Before the Storm

The next chapters of Judges introduce what we call minor judges—leaders whose stories are shorter or from less dominant tribes. After Abimelek’s violent reign, Tola from the tribe of Issachar rises to restore peace. He brings 23 years of stability, not through war, but through ...

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Ep.112 From Outcast to Commander

The Israelites fully abandon the Lord, leading to 18 years of Ammonite oppression. On the east side of the Jordan, the tribes of Gad, Reuben, and half of Manasseh are subjugated. The Ammonites are organized, militarily strong, and expanding their territory. Seeing the crisis, ...

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