VI. JUDAH AND ISRAEL The Division of the Kingdom Jeroboam The Two Ahijabs Asa Jehoshaphat and Ahab J
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When Ehud died, there was none to take his place as judge, and the people fell off from God and His law
Read record →The river Kishon and all the fiery hosts of heaven (81) except the star Meros (82) fought against Sisera
Read record →Barak took charge of the body of the dead warrior, and he sent it to Sisera's mother, Themac, (87) with the message: "Here is thy son, whom thou didst expect to see returning laden with booty." He had in mind the vision of Themac and her women-in-waiting
Read record →y over Sisera, Israel sang a hymn of praise, the song of Deborah, and God, to reward them for their pious sentiments, pardoned the transgression of the people
Read record →An angel appeared, and Gideon begged him for a sign, that he would achieve the deliverance of Israel
Read record →If he really is what thou sayest, then let him speak like a god, and we will pay him worship." For the blasphemy they had uttered against Baal, Jair commanded that the seven men be burnt
Read record →Then the sinners among us will amend their ways
Read record →In spite of the great mischief caused by Micah, he had one good quality, and God permitted it to plead for him when the angel stood up against him as his accusers
Read record →Not only was Samuel himself a prophet, but his forebears also has been prophets, (1) and both his parents, Elkanah and Hannah, were endowed with the gift of prophecy
Read record →Goliath captured the tables of the law
Read record →There was none that felt the death of Samuel more keenly than Saul
Read record →The witch's excitement grew when she perceived a number of spirits arise by the side of Samuel
Read record →The most important figure at the court of Saul was his cousin Abner, the son of the witch of En-dor
Read record →The anointing of David was for a time kept a secret, but its effect appeared in the gift of prophecy which manifested itself in David, (24) and in his extraordinary spiritual development
Read record →All the more cause, then, for David to hate Goliath and determine to annihilate him
Read record →Scarcely did David begin to move toward Goliath, when the giant became conscious of the magic power of the youth
Read record →He had thought them good for nothing but to breed maggots
Read record →There were still other miracles that happened to David in his flight
Read record →Thereafter David spent every Sabbath exclusively in the study of the Torah, in order to secure himself against the Angel of Death, who has no power to slay a man while he is occupied with the fulfillment of God's commandments
Read record →Once on a time, a Moslem pasha visited the mausoleum, and as he was looking through the window in it, a weapon of his ornamented with diamonds and pearls dropped into the tomb
Read record →In her terror the poor creature had begun to weep and implore God for help
Read record →Whenever thy father's wives were pregnant, they offered vows and prayed that a son worthy to reign might be born unto them
Read record →But Solomon's wealth and pomp were as naught in comparison with his wisdom
Read record →Ornias, the vampire spirit who had maltreated Solomon's servant, was the first demon to appear, and he was set to the task of cutting stones near the Temple
Read record →A hound-like spirit, whose name was Rabdos, followed, and he revealed to Solomon a green stone, useful for the adornment of the Temple
Read record →He cried when he saw the wedding company, because he knew the bridegroom had not a month to live, and he laughed at him who wanted shoes to last seven years, because the man would not own them for seven days, also at the magician who pretended to disclose secr
Read record →Asmodeus told Solomon that the shamir was given by God to the Angel of the Sea, and that Angel entrusted none with the shamir except the moor-hen, (85) which had taken an oath to watch the shamir carefully
Read record →When the tongue set forth its own contribution to the cause of the king's service, the other organs rejected its claim as totally unfounded
Read record →Besides Benaiah, Solomon's two scribes, Elihoreph and Ahijah, the sons of Shisha, deserve mention
Read record →Indeed, she is in great part the cause of his suffering, and Ahab realized it
Read record →Water flowed out from Elijah's fingers until the whole trench was filled
Read record →About three years (31) later, Elijah was taken up into heaven, (32) but not without first undergoing a struggle with the Angel of Death
Read record →Elijah's miraculous deeds will be better understood if we remember that he had been an angel from the very first, even before the end of his earthly career
Read record →The prince who had purchased Elijah intended to build a palace, and he rejoiced to hear that his new slave was an architect
Read record →He again set forth on his journey, but this time he took another road to avoid the stranger of ill omen
Read record →The supplications of the bridegroom failed to move him; he refused to grant a single day's respite
Read record →A similar thing befell the son of the great and extremely pious scholar Rabbi Reuben
Read record →His earliest relation to it was established through Rabbi Simon ben Yohai and his son Rabbi Eliezer
Read record →He was a saintly scholar, and he had conceived no less a purpose than to bring about the redemption of man by the conquest of the angel Samael, the Prince of Evil
Read record →Her husband had been none other than Obadiah, who, though a prophet, had at the same time been one of the highest officials at the court of the sinful king Ahab
Read record →It is a law that when their time has come, all the fish of the sea must betake themselves to leviathan, and let the monster devour them
Read record →But God sent a female fish big with three hundred and sixty-five thousand little fish to Jonah's host, to demand the surrender of the prophet, else she would swallow both him and the guest he harbored
Read record →After she had borne him several children, God suddenly put the question to him: "Why followest thou not the example of thy teacher Moses, who denied himself the joys of family life after his call to prophecy?" Hosea replied: "I can neither send my wife away no
Read record →The only good quality possessed by Ahaz was respect for Isaiah
Read record →e reign of Hoshea, carried off the second golden calf together with the tribes of Asher, Issachar, Zebulon, and Naphtali, leaving but one-eighth of the Israelites in their own land
Read record →would have been successful, for the sin of Saul against the priest at Nob had not yet been wholly expiated; on that very day it was fully atoned for
Read record →Shebnah's treachery and his other sins did not go unpunished
Read record →Hezekiah had finally yielded to the admonitions of Isaiah, and had taken a wife unto himself, (93) the daughter of the prophet
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