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Mentioned in 11 episodes

Book of Judges

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Book • 2014

Anonymous (Biblical text)

The Book of Judges recounts the history of Israel from the death of Joshua to the birth of Samuel, detailing cycles of sin, oppression, and deliverance through judges appointed by God. It explores themes of faithfulness, mercy, and the consequences of turning away from divine guidance.

Mentioned by

Mitchell Rocklin

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Alberino

in the context of his discussion on the Song of Deborah.

EP: 326 The Shattered Planet with Tim Alberino *Live at Blurry Con 2

Referenced by

Russell Moore

as a moment when everyone does what's right in his own eyes.

Trump and the Courts, Faith-Aligned AI, and Uyghur Persecution

Mentioned when discussing the book of Judges and Gideon fashioning an idolatrous ephod.

Episode 101 (Exodus 32:1-6)

Mentioned by

Andy Crouch

as context for the book of Ruth.

Andy Crouch: Radical Loyalty In Our Fractured World

Mike Winger

references book of Judges when talking about Giddeon.

Exposing a bully pastor who used his pulpit to attack a victim: Teasi Cannon

Mentioned by

Aaron Wirtz

, recalling that he immediately read the story of Samson.

From Selling Meth to Memorizing John | Powerful Prison Testimony

Mentioned by Rabbi

Mitchell Rocklin

when discussing the concept of everlasting life.

Myth and Mentality: The Bible vs. the Epic of Gilgamesh

Mentioned by

Katie McCoy

as a book where you see a correlation between godliness and violence.

8.1.25 Culture Friday, Bad Guys 2, and side-hugging at church

Mentioned by

Don Soifer

as a possible example of an early microschooling setup, though Western-centric.

On the Evolution of Microschools

Mentioned by

Mijal Bitton

, discussing the cycles within the Book of Judges.

BONUS Shavuot Learning: Ruth's Quiet Revolution with Rabbi Joe Wolfson and Mijal

Mentioned by Father Stephen De Young in the context of Dan from the Old Testament.

Revelation 7: 1-8

Mentioned as the source of a reading.

Wednesday Morning // July 2, 2025

Referenced to illustrate the cycle of rebellion and rescue.

The Book of Job Explained

Mentioned by

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

, referring to an event described in it where God instructs Gideon to reduce his army.

Why Is The Jewish People So Small? (Vaetchanan)

Mentioned by

Pastor Tim

as the Old Testament book where the story of Naomi takes place.

Just Like Us: Ruth

Mentioned by

J.D. Greear

as the book after Joshua, which traces a cycle of idolatry, disobedience, oppression and judgement.

Ruth: Hope in the Dark

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