After years of battles, they take control of the land and divide it into 12 parts ... for the 12 tribes. Judges - After Joshua had died, Israel had no single leader. For the next few hundred years, the nation went through a number of cycles. The people would sin, an oppressor would take control, they would cry to God for help, He'd bring up a leader/judge to deliver the people, there would be a time of peace, and then the judge would die and the people would revert back to sin...
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The most famous judges were Deborah, Gideon, Samson, and Samuel (the last judge). Ruth - This is the story of a Moabite widow who takes care of her mother-in-law. Her loyalty and trust results in her marriage to an Israelite named Boaz. Her great-grandson turns out to be David. 1 Samuel - The first half of the book covers Samuel's period as the last judge...
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