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Moral Formation and the Book of Judges

Moral Formation and the Book of Judges

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  • Paul Miller

This article deals with the book of Judges from an ethical perspective. The author writes from the conviction that Judges is rich in ethical insight even though there are not direct prescriptions by way of laws or rules of conduct. Judges deals with the community of faith as the place and context for moral formation. The concept of irony is worked with to indicate how life without God looks like.

Source: Evangelical Quarterly, 2003. 17 pages.

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The peace of God means being grateful for his past mercies, conscious of his present mercies, and certain of his future mercies. John Blanchard
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