God’s Justice and the Power of His Word: Lessons from Ehud’s Story in Judges 3:20-22
Welcome to our blog, where we explore biblical truths and their application to modern Christian life. Today, we’re delving into Judges 3:20-22 to uncover timeless lessons for the church. Have you ever wondered how God brings justice in a world full of oppression? The Bible provides a striking example in Judges 3:20-22, where Ehud, a left-handed Benjamite, assassinates King Eglon of Moab to deliver Israel from 18 years of oppression. This passage, though graphic, holds deep spiritual lessons for us as Christians, emphasizing God’s justice, His use of unlikely heroes, and the transformative power of His Word. The Story of Ehud and Eglon In the Book of Judges, Israel repeatedly falls into a cycle of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance. Judges 3:20-22 is a pivotal moment in this cycle. After 18 years of suffering under Moabite rule due to their disobedience, God raises up Ehud to deliver His people. Ehud, described as left-handed, crafts a double-edged dagger and conceals it ...