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Abimelech

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Nov 4, 2026

Pitts EvansHOST
0:06
Let's get right to the Word of God.
Pitts EvansHOST
0:07
A few chapters ago, we dealt with a judge named Abimelech, whose mother was a concubine and Gideon was his father.
Pitts EvansHOST
0:20
In this chapter, we're going to deal with a man named Jephthah, whose mother was a prostitute.
Pitts EvansHOST
0:25
Now, just a word before I start.
SamHOST
57:17
It's milk and honey, right? And that brings the victory and crushes the enemy's head.
SamHOST
57:23
Abimelech, here's another one.
SamHOST
57:25
In the book of Judges chapter 9, he's the wicked son of Gideon who is going to murder 70 of his brothers.
SamHOST
57:31
So here you have...
SamHOST
57:42
He is going to seize the throne.
SamHOST
57:44
He schemes with the people of Shechem to fund his coup d'etat.
SamHOST
57:47
They bring out money to fund his war campaign from a temple to Baal Berith, a false god, and he becomes this king, this tyrannical king, and then he goes up against the city Where he's looking to conquer, and everybody runs up into a strong tower, right? And they're all in there as he's coming to conquer, and this woman is in the top of this strong tower, and what does she do? She takes this millstone that's used to crush grain, pushes it over the edge of this tower, and it falls down, and what does it do? It's going to crush the head of Abimelech, who then begs, oh, please, just, you know, hanging on to life in his final moments with a crushed skull.
SamHOST
58:28
And he has somebody come and slay him so that it can't be said that a woman slew him.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
85:40
As for Lot himself, afraid to dwell even in Zoar, he fled with his two daughters to the eastern mountains and became the father of two sons, Moab and Ben-Ammi, the ancestors of two powerful nations, the Moabites and the Ammonites.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
85:56
Shortly after this terrible judgment, Abraham left the oak of Mamre, where he had so long encamped, and journeyed in a southern direction towards Gerar, between Kadesh and Shur, at that time the principal seat of the Philistines, whose chief was known by the hereditary title of Abimelech, or Father King.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
86:17
Under the same apprehensions which he had felt when drawing nigh to Egypt, Abraham wished that Sarah should pass for his sister and again exposed her to eminent risk.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
86:27
But as before, the Lord mercifully intervened, and the Philistine chief restored his wife to the patriarch, together with ample presents.

11 MINS LATER

Dave CurrierNARRATOR
97:55
While here he received a warning from the Almighty against going down into Egypt, and was assured of the continuance of the same blessing which his father had enjoyed.
Dave CurrierNARRATOR
98:05
Thus encouraged, he continued to dwell at Gerar, but like his father, was not always proof against temptations to distrust his Almighty protector.
Dave CurrierNARRATOR
98:16
He persuaded Rebekah to represent herself as his sister, and subjected himself to a cutting rebuke from Abimelech for this unworthy equivocation.
Dave CurrierNARRATOR
98:26
At Gerar his wealth increased exceedingly, and he made the first advance beyond the purely pastoral life.
Pitts EvansHOST
0:09
Judges chapter 10.
Pitts EvansHOST
0:12
After the time of Abimelech, a man of Issachar named Tola, son of Pua and son of Dodo, rose to save Israel.
Pitts EvansHOST
0:22
He lived in Shemar, the hill country of Ephraim.
Pitts EvansHOST
0:26
He led Israel 23 years, then he died and was buried in Shemar.
Pitts EvansHOST
2:18
Do with us whatever you think best, but please rescue us now.
Pitts EvansHOST
2:23
Then they got rid of the foreign gods among them and served the Lord, and he could bear Israel's misery no longer.
Pitts EvansHOST
2:31
So in verse 1, we read, After the time of Abimelech, a man of Issachar named Tola rose up to save Israel.
Pitts EvansHOST
3:00
So the next judge is a man named Tola.
John Dre LebowskiHOST
1:51
Praise Jesus.
John Dre LebowskiHOST
1:52
Prison ministry was awesome.
John Dre LebowskiHOST
1:53
It was awesome.
John Dre LebowskiHOST
1:54
That's what I was hoping to share with everyone before.
speaker_6VOICE_ACTOR
4:52
Please!
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
4:54
I am Abimelech and I am in charge now.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
4:59
You're not a judge unless the Lord says you're a judge, matey.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
5:04
Arrgh, me hearties! Arrgh! Ah, this is terrible! Terrible because you're dying, master? No! Terrible because everyone will know that I was killed by a woman! Oh.

12 MINS LATER

Nathanael BallewHOST
17:47
It's great.
Nathanael BallewHOST
17:47
I recommend it.
Sarah AugerHOST
17:48
One of my favourite bits in the video that we saw, Jackie, who is here this morning, who wonderfully played a woman killing Joe Sherman in the middle of the video.
Sarah AugerHOST
17:57
What was that about? Because they talked about the fact that the judge that Jackie dropped the brick on the head of was a false judge.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
1:30
He made the words that we speak tonight here should be leil u'nishmatzu l'zichroy.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
1:39
We're gonna start tonight, perek yud.[clears throat] "Vayakom acharei Avimelech lehotshia et Yisroel, Tola ben Puah ben Doadoy, ish Yisochor, vehu yoshev beShomer be'er efraim." [background noise] "Vehu yoshev be, be, beShomer be'er efraim, vayishpot et Yisroel esrim ve shlohei shanah, vayomos, vayikaber beShomer." Rashi learns that the shofet after Avimelech [paper rustles] was Tola ben Puah and the word ben Doadoy means that was his name.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
2:25
It wasn't his cousin, but it was his name, ben Doadoy.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
2:30
That's what he states in Rashi.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
2:33
The Radak brings down the miketz muschores, is it says, "Ba'ach avue," which means that he was a cousin of Avimelech, not ben Doadoy.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
2:44
The question is, Avimelech was mishbety Menashe, we know that.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
2:50
He was a son of Gidron ben Yohash, achi Ezri mishbety Menashe.
Michoel SorotzkinHOST
2:55
Here it says that he was Ish Yisochor.
Pitts EvansHOST
4:44
He had seventy sons of his own, for he had many wives.
Pitts EvansHOST
4:48
His concubine, who lived in Shechem, also bore him a son, whom he named Abimelech.
Pitts EvansHOST
4:55
Gideon, son of Joash, died at a good old age and was buried in the tomb of his father, Joash, in Ophrah of the Abizites.
Pitts EvansHOST
5:04
No sooner had Gideon died than the Israelites again prostituted themselves to the Baals.
Pitts EvansHOST
8:32
But this chapter is not over yet.
Pitts EvansHOST
8:34
And so in verse 30 we read, Gideon had 70 sons because he had many wives.
Pitts EvansHOST
8:40
He also had a concubine who lived in Shechem, and she bore him a son whom he named Abimelech.
Pitts EvansHOST
8:47
Now this Abimelech is going to become important in the next chapter.
Michael PaganoHOST
99:35
Ready for this, JD? Gideon has 70 sons through his many wives.
Michael PaganoHOST
99:40
He also has a son named Abimelech.
Michael PaganoHOST
99:44
And that's through his concubine.
Michael PaganoHOST
99:45
The name Abimelech means my father is king.
Michael PaganoHOST
99:50
So he denies kingship.
Michael PaganoHOST
99:52
He says, no, no, no, God's king.
Michael PaganoHOST
100:44
Go ahead.
JDHOST
100:45
Yeah.
Augustine KewuGUEST
24:13
I never understood why I was reading, but I'm reading this Bible.
Augustine KewuGUEST
24:18
I stopped to the story where Isaac went down to the land of the Philistines doing the farming, and he and Abimelech, they make a covenant.
Augustine KewuGUEST
24:29
Now, when I reached at this story in the Bible and I started to read the story in this Bible, I started to get a migraine headache first.
Augustine KewuGUEST
24:38
That's how first it started of like sleep.

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