This Bible study looks at Abimelech in Judges 9. His rise to power was not due to God’s response to an oppressed people, but purely self-seeking arrogance. He murdered his own brothers to seize and hold his position, but was brought down when his subjects turned on him. Abimelech’s reign is short and violent; it is dark and a cautionary tale for all who would follow his path.

Scripture References: Judges 9:1-49

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This Bible study looks at Abimelech in Judges 9. His rise to power was not due to God’s response to an oppressed people, but purely self-seeking arrogance. He murdered his own brothers to seize and hold his position, but was brought down when his subjects turned on him. Abimelech’s reign is short and violent; it is dark and a cautionary tale for all who would follow his path.

Scripture References: Judges 9:1-49

Related Topics: Old Testament | More Messages from Steven Deaton

From Series: "Bible Class"

This Bible study looks at Abimelech in Judges 9. His rise to power was not due to God’s response to an oppressed people, but purely self-seeking arrogance. He murdered his own brothers to seize and hold his position, but was brought down when his subjects turned on him. Abimelech’s reign is short and violent; it is dark and a cautionary tale for all who would follow his path.

Scripture References: Judges 9:1-49

Related Topics: Old Testament | More Messages from Steven Deaton

From Series: "Bible Class"