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Abimelech used the money to  z]s]dsf gu/jf;Lx¿ / a]y ldNnf]sf ;a}
 hire reckle
 adventurers  The citizens of Shechem
        hgf e]nf eP/ clad]n]snfO{ /fhf agfP .
 who became his fo owers.  and Beth Milo gathered to
          crown Abimelech king.
            t/ ToxfF csf]{ s'g} JolQmsf] klg pkl:ylt
               But they also found
            someone else in a endance.
                      lyof] .









 Then he went on a  x], z]s]dsf gu/
                     Listen to
 murderous rampage…  jf;Lx¿ xf], d]/f] s'/f
                  me, citizens of
                 Shechem, so that
                 ;'Gg'xf];\ tfls k/d]Zj/n]
                  God may listen
                 tkfO{+x¿sf] s'/f ;'g"g\ .                   One day
                      to you.
                                                              Pslbg
                                                          ¿vx¿ cfkm"dfly  Ps
                                                          the trs went
                                                          out to anoint a
                                                         hgf /fhfnfO{ cleif]s ug{
                                                          king for them-
                                                               lg:s] .
                                                             selves.


       t/ h}t'gsf] ¿vn] hjfkm lbof], b]jtfx¿ / dflg;x¿nfO{   g]ef/fsf] ¿vn] hjfkm lbof], ¿vx¿dfly zf;g ug{
        “But the olive tr answered, ‘Why
         should I give up my oil by which            “The fig tr replied, ‘Should I
         dfg lbg] cfˆgf] ax'd"No t]nnfO{ d}n] lsg TofUg] <
                                                      cfˆgf] c;n / dL7f] kmnnfO{ d}n] lsg TofUg] <
        both gods and men are honored?  ’”           give up my fruit, so g‚d and swt,
                                                     to hold sway over the trs?  ’”













 Going to his father’s home in
 Ophrah he murdered a  70
 of Gideon’s sons on a stone.
         ¿vx¿ bfvsf]                                   cGTodf ltgLx¿n] sfF9fsf] ‰ofËnfO{
                                                        “Fina„y they asked the
         “the trs
      af]6sxfF klg uP / pgn]                         thornbush to be their king.”
         even went
                                                         cfkm"dfly /fhf x'g cg'/f]w u/] .
        to the vine
        o:tf] hjfkm lbP, b]
       who told them,
       ‘Should I give
       jtf / dflg;nfO{ v'zL
         up my wine,
          t'Nofpg] d]/f]
        which chrs
        both gods
       bfvdBnfO{ d}n] lsg
         and men? ’”
           TofUg] <
 Except one. Jotham, the                              olb ltdLx¿ ;fFRrL g} dnfO{ ltdLx¿sf /fhf cleif]s ug{
 youngest son of Gideon, was                         “if you rea„y want to anoint me as king
                                                     over you then take refuge in my shade.
 able to escape and hide.                            rfxfG5f} eg] d]/f] 5fofdf z/0f n]pm . xf]Og eg], sfF9fx¿af6
                                                        if not, then let fire come out and
                                                       cfuf] lg:s]/ n]agfgsf b]jbf?x¿nfO{ :jfxf kf/f];\ .
                                                        consume the cedars of Lebanon.”
 Judges  9:1-5                            Gofostf{x¿ (M^–!%
 Judges  9:1-5
                                           Judges 9:6-15
                                           Judges 9:6-15
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