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PREFACE TO THE SYLLABUS FOR Joshua, Judges, and Ruth BI227E2 Welcome to the study of these three exc

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The document serves as a preface and syllabus for the course BI227E2, focusing on the Old Testament books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. It outlines the historical context of Israel during the premonarchy period, emphasizing the importance of understanding these texts for a comprehensive grasp of the New Testament. The syllabus details course objectives, requirements including reading assignments and projects, grading criteria, and methods for successful completion. It encourages students to engage deeply with the material while maintaining their personal devotional practices.

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What do the books of Joshua Judges and Ruth tell stories about?

The books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth recount the compelling journey of Israels beginnings and awe-inspiring history. Watch Gods people transition from wanderers to conquerors as told by The Passion Translation.

What is the summary of Joshua Judges and Ruth?

Joshua, Judges, and Ruth work to show that despite Israels disobedience to the Mosaic Law, the Lord remains faithful to work out his promises to Abraham, ultimately through Jesus. The conquest of the Promised Land in the book of Joshua is a manifestation of God keeping his promise to Abraham.

What can we learn from Joshua and Judges?

Joshua and Judges tell the story of Israels occupation of Gods promised land and the formation of a national government. Their overall theme is that when Gods people abide by his commandments and his guidance, their work prospers and they experience peace and joy.

What was the purpose of the book of Judges?

The primary message of Judges is that God will not allow sin to go unpunished. As Exodus established, Israel was Gods peopleHe was their King. They had forsaken the covenant established at Mount Sinai.

What were the two purposes of the book of Ruth?

The point of this story is that God is the one who will deliver his people. Israel simply needs to trust and wait. The battle at Ai makes a contrasting point, showing what happens if Israel doesnt trust their God. An Israelite named Achan stole goods from Jericho that were meant to be devoted and offered to God.