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OET-RV by cross-referenced section JDG 2:1

JDG 2:1–2:5 ©

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God’s messenger comes to Bokim

Jdg 2:1–5

2:1 God’s messenger comes to Bokim

2Then Yahweh’s messenger went from Gilgal to Bokim and told the Israelis, “I brought you all out of Egypt and led you here to this land that I promised to your ancestors. I had said that I wouldn’t ever break my agreement with you all, 2but that you mustn’t form treaties with the peoples who lived here, rather you must tear down their altars. But you all haven’t obeyed what I said. What have you gone and done?[ref] 3So I’m telling you that I won’t drive your enemies out ahead of you, but they’ll be like thorns in your sides and you’ll all end up being enslaved to their idols.” 4When Yahweh’s messenger finished saying that, the people wept loudly, 5so they called that place Bokim (which means ‘weeping’) and they offered sacrifices to Yahweh there.


Collected OET-RV cross-references

Exo 34:12-13:

12Be very careful not to make any treaties with any of the current inhabitants of the land that you’re about to enter, in case it ends up trapping you. 13What you must do instead is to break down their altars and smash their pillars, and cut down the poles used to worship their god Asherah.[ref]


34:13: Deu 16:21.

Deu 7:2-5:

2 3 4 5[ref]


7:5: Deu 12:3.