1. Whose poem is this? Author's name or source note
2. What does the poet ask of God? What's going on here? 1/2
3. How did the enemy behave? 3/5
4. Who are these enemies? 6/8
5. The poet asked God, What country do you treat your enemies like? Because what are these enemies going to do? 9/ 12
6. The poet asked God how to address the enemy. 13/ 14
7. What is the poet's wish? What is the poet's purpose? 16/ 18
(2) Application
Find the historical events about this poem (9/ 12) in Judges and talk about your feelings.
Second, the classic reading outline
Seek God and defeat the enemy.
(1) Pray for God not to be silent 1-8
1, because the enemy is arrogant? 1 - 2
(1) Noisy people
(2) People who hate you
2, because the enemy's purpose is not pure? 3 - 5
(1) Hurt your people
(2) make you hide from others.
(3) resist the true god? five
(4) Get the abode of God
3. Because the enemy is plotting treachery? 3 - 5
(1) Conspiracy and betrayal
(2) Discuss with each other
(3) Make concerted efforts to discuss
(4) mutual alliance
(5) Solidarity with each other
4, because the enemy participated in many 6-8.
(1) Edomites
(2) Ishmaelites
(3) Moab
(4) Hagar
(5) Aminobutyric acid
(6) Amon
(7) ammari
(8) Philistines
(9) tires
(10) Assyria
(2) Ask God to judge? 9 - 17
1, pray? 9 - 15
(1) Please treat them like dirt? 9 - 10
(2) Please kill them as in ancient times? 1 1
(3) Please make them like dust in the wind? 13 - 14
Make them like stubble in the fire.
(5) Please chase them with strong wind? 15
(6) Please threaten them with rainstorm? 15
2. wish? 16 - 18
(1) May they seek God-shame.
(2) May they perish forever-be dismayed.
(3) May they know that God is supreme?
Third, think and answer.
1. Whose poem is this? Author's name or source note
A: Asa.
2. What does the poet ask of God? What's going on here? 1/2
Don't be silent.
(2) The enemies of God are clamoring, and those who hate God raise their heads.
3. How did the enemy behave? 3/5
Answer: They conspire treacherously to harm God's people, and consult with each other to harm those whom God hides.
4. Who are these enemies? 6/8
Answer: Edom, Ishmael, Moab, Hagar, inhabitants of Gabal, Ammonites, Amalek, Philistines and Tyres. Assyrians joined them.
5. The poet asked God, What country do you treat your enemies like? Because what are these enemies going to do? 9/ 12
(1) Like Midian, like Sisera and Jabin on the Kishon River.
They said, "We will take the dwelling place of God as our inheritance."
6. The poet asked God how to address the enemy. 13/ 14
Answer: Like dust in a whirlwind, like stubble before the wind.
7. What is the poet's wish? What is the poet's purpose? 16/ 18
May God put them to shame, so that they may seek the name of the Lord.
(2) Let them know that only the Lord God is supreme, above all the earth.
Fourth, the application solution
Application 1:
Find the historical events about this poem (9/ 12) in Judges and talk about your feelings.
A: 1, 9/ 12 correspond to the historical events in the judges' records:
(1) judgment. Chapter 8 God delivered Midian into the hands of Israel by the hand of Gideon.
(2) Judges Chapter 4- 1-5 The call of God was made by Deborah and Barak:
Lead Israel out of the hand of Jabin, king of Canaan in Hazor. Sisera, the enemy of Israel, also died at the hands of a woman named Ai.
2. Feeling:
Love the world: stay away from God
(2) Because of God's love: discipline.
(3) Before hardship: Get close to God
(4) Ask God for help.
(5) Before proceeding cautiously: Forget God's grace.
(6) God still loves: discipline.
(7) Before helplessness: approaching God again.
(8) God still helps: give salvation.
(9) After the incident: ungrateful again.
God loves so much, how can he forget? Watch out, child of God!
Application 2:
Find the historical events about this poem (9/ 12) in Judges and talk about your feelings.
A: Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 mentioned the battle between Sisera and Jabin.
(2) Judges 7 mentions the deaths of Oreb and Zeeb 7:25.
(3) Chapter 8 mentions the conquest of Midian kings, Seba and Samuna 8:2 1.
Feeling: Nothing is difficult for God, but for a willing mind! No matter how big the environment is, the Lord will always be king!
Psalm 83: 18 let them know that the Lord alone is the most high on the whole earth!
Application 3:
Find the historical events about this poem (9/ 12) in Judges and talk about your feelings.
Answer (1) Chapter 4/5; God raised up Deborah and Barak, prophetesss, more than Sisera and Jabin.
(2) Chapter 6/7; God raised Gideon and defeated Midian.
I feel that the victory of the war is not to summon people, but to summon God, who has demonstrated his glory with his strength in every battle against the God of War. Voters and foreigners all know that God is a powerful God. If you believe in God, nothing is impossible. Those who are enemies of God will perish.