Tag: Israelite history

The Hamulites in the Bible: Descendants of Perez, a Minor Tribal Group in Israel’s Genealogy

The Hamulites, a minor clan within Judah, were descendants of Hamul, the son of Perez. Though not widely mentioned in biblical narratives, their presence in Israel’s genealogy and census confirms their role in the tribal structure of Judah, proving that every lineage has significance in God’s plan.

Jephthah: Judge of Israel and the Consequences of a Rash Vow

Published by Brother Woody Brohm

Jephthah’s life, marked by both triumph and tragedy, offers a sobering lesson about the dangers of rash vows and impulsive decisions. His story reminds believers to seek wisdom, patience, and trust in God’s sovereignty to avoid costly mistakes.

The Judges of Israel

Published by Brother Woody Brohm

The period of the judges highlights Israel’s repeated cycles of rebellion and deliverance, showcasing God’s enduring mercy and faithfulness. These divinely appointed leaders, though often flawed, were instrumental in guiding Israel through times of spiritual and political chaos.

Moses, Mediator of the Old Covenant

Published by Brother Woody Brohm

Moses was a great prophet, lawgiver and leader.