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Text -- Judges 2:8 (NET)

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2:8 Joshua son of Nun, the Lord’s servant, died at the age of one hundred ten.
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Names, People and Places, Dictionary Themes and Topics

Names, People and Places:
 · Joshua a son of Eliezer; the father of Er; an ancestor of Jesus,the son of Nun and successor of Moses,son of Nun of Ephraim; successor to Moses,a man: owner of the field where the ark stopped,governor of Jerusalem under King Josiah,son of Jehozadak; high priest in the time of Zerubbabel
 · Nun son of Elishama; father of Joshua (Ephraim), Moses' aide


Dictionary Themes and Topics: Joshua | JUDGES, BOOK OF | Israel | CHRONOLOGY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT | Backsliders | more
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JFB: Jdg 2:6-10 - -- This passage is a repetition of Jos 24:29-31. It was inserted here to give the reader the reasons which called forth so strong and severe a rebuke fro...

This passage is a repetition of Jos 24:29-31. It was inserted here to give the reader the reasons which called forth so strong and severe a rebuke from the angel of the Lord. During the lifetime of the first occupiers, who retained a vivid recollection of all the miracles and judgments which they had witnessed in Egypt and the desert, the national character stood high for faith and piety. But, in course of time, a new race arose who were strangers to all the hallowed and solemnizing experience of their fathers, and too readily yielded to the corrupting influences of the idolatry that surrounded them.

Clarke: Jdg 2:8 - -- Joshua - died - See the notes on Jos 24:29, Jos 24:30.

Joshua - died - See the notes on Jos 24:29, Jos 24:30.

Defender: Jdg 2:8 - -- The chronology of the period of judges is uncertain. Josephus, the Jewish historian estimated that Joshua was eighty-five years old when Moses gave hi...

The chronology of the period of judges is uncertain. Josephus, the Jewish historian estimated that Joshua was eighty-five years old when Moses gave him charge over Israel. If his calculation was right, then the period of judges began about twenty-five years after the Israelites crossed Jordan and began the conquest of Canaan. In view of the forty years in the wilderness, this would mean Joshua had been forty-five years old when he served as one of the twelve spies."

TSK: Jdg 2:8 - -- Joshua : Jos 24:29, Jos 24:30

Joshua : Jos 24:29, Jos 24:30

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Commentary -- Word/Phrase Notes (per Verse)

Barnes: Jdg 2:8 - -- The servant of the Lord - This is a title especially given to Moses Deu 34:5; Jos 1:1. In later books, the phrase "the servant of God"is used 1...

The servant of the Lord - This is a title especially given to Moses Deu 34:5; Jos 1:1. In later books, the phrase "the servant of God"is used 1Ch 6:49; Neh 10:29; Dan 9:11; Rev 15:3. It is applied to Joshua only here and in Jos 24:29. It is spoken of David (Ps. 18, title), and generally of the prophets; and, like the analogous phrase, "man of God,"is transferred by Paul to the ministers of Christ under the New Testament 2Ti 2:24; Jam 1:1.

Gill: Jdg 2:8 - -- And Joshua the son of Nun, the servant of the Lord, died, being an hundred and ten years old. See Gill on Jos 24:29.

And Joshua the son of Nun, the servant of the Lord, died,

being an hundred and ten years old. See Gill on Jos 24:29.

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TSK Synopsis: Jdg 2:1-23 - --1 An angel rebukes the people at Bochim.6 The wickedness of the new generation after Joshua.14 God's anger and pity towards them.20 The Canaanites lef...

Maclaren: Jdg 2:1-10 - --Judges 2:1-10 The Book of Judges begins a new era, the development of the nation in its land. Chapters 1 through chapter 3:6 contain two summaries: fi...

MHCC: Jdg 2:6-23 - --We have a general idea of the course of things in Israel, during the time of the Judges. The nation made themselves as mean and miserable by forsaking...

Matthew Henry: Jdg 2:6-23 - -- The beginning of this paragraph is only a repetition of what account we had before of the people's good character during the government of Joshua, a...

Keil-Delitzsch: Jdg 2:6-10 - -- The account of this development of the covenant nation, which commenced after the death of Joshua and his contemporaries, is attached to the book of...

Constable: Jdg 1:1--3:7 - --I. THE REASONS FOR ISRAEL'S APOSTASY 1:1--3:6 The first major section in the book (1:1-3:6) explains very clearl...

Constable: Jdg 2:6-10 - --1. Review of Joshua's era 2:6-10 This paragraph is almost identical to the one in Joshua 24:28-3...

Guzik: Jdg 2:1-23 - --Judges 2 - From Victory to Weeping A. From Gilgal (a place of victory) to Bochim (a place of weeping). 1. (1-3) The Angel of the LORD preaches to Is...

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Introduction / Outline

JFB: Judges (Book Introduction) JUDGES is the title given to the next book, from its containing the history of those non-regal rulers who governed the Hebrews from the time of Joshua...

JFB: Judges (Outline) THE ACTS OF JUDAH AND SIMEON. (Jdg 1:1-3) ADONI-BEZEK JUSTLY REQUITED. (Jdg. 1:4-21) SOME CANAANITES LEFT. (Jdg 1:22-26) AN ANGEL SENT TO REBUKE THE ...

TSK: Judges (Book Introduction) The book of Judges forms an important link in the history of the Israelites. It furnishes us with a lively description of a fluctuating and unsettled...

TSK: Judges 2 (Chapter Introduction) Overview Jdg 2:1, An angel rebukes the people at Bochim; Jdg 2:6, The wickedness of the new generation after Joshua; Jdg 2:14, God’s anger and p...

Poole: Judges (Book Introduction) BOOK OF JUDGES THE ARGUMENT THE author of this book is not certainly known, whether it was Samuel, or Ezra, or some other prophet; nor is it mate...

Poole: Judges 2 (Chapter Introduction) CHAPTER 2 An angel reproveth Israel at Bochim; they bewail their sins, Jud 2:1-5 . The wickedness of the new generation after Joshua; their frequen...

MHCC: Judges (Book Introduction) The book of Judges is the history of Israel during the government of the Judges, who were occasional deliverers, raised up by God to rescue Israel fro...

MHCC: Judges 2 (Chapter Introduction) (Jdg 2:1-5) The angel of the Lord rebukes the people. (v. 6-23) The wickedness of the new generation after Joshua.

Matthew Henry: Judges (Book Introduction) An Exposition, with Practical Observations, of The Book of Judges This is called the Hebrew Shepher Shophtim , the Book of Judges, which the Syria...

Matthew Henry: Judges 2 (Chapter Introduction) In this chapter we have, I. A particular message which God sent to Israel by an angel, and the impression it made upon them (Jdg 2:1-5). II. A ge...

Constable: Judges (Book Introduction) Introduction Title The English title, Judges, comes to us from the Latin translation (...

Constable: Judges (Outline) Outline I. The reason for Israel's apostasy 1:1-3:6 A. Hostilities between the Israelites an...

Constable: Judges Judges Bibliography Aharoni, Yohanan. Land of the Bible. Phildelphia: Westminster Press, 1962. ...

Haydock: Judges (Book Introduction) INTRODUCTION. THE BOOK OF JUDGES. This Book is called Judges, because it contains the history of what passed under the government of the judge...

Gill: Judges (Book Introduction) INTRODUCTION TO JUDGES The title of this book in the Hebrew copies is Sepher Shophetim, the Book of Judges; but the Syriac and Arabic interpreters ...

Gill: Judges 2 (Chapter Introduction) INTRODUCTION TO JUDGES 2 This chapter gives an account of an angel of the Lord appearing and rebuking the children of Israel for their present misc...

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