Promises of God from Judges

I am continuing to share the promises of God from different books of the Bible.  Today we have promises from the book of Judges.

Sin is not only destructive, but its cycles are monotonous; by contrast, God’s righteousness and saving acts are always life-giving and creative (3-16).

When spiritual, moral, and sexual impurity abound, the only hope for a people is repentance and return to the ways of the Lord (3-16).

False gods cannot deliver in save us when we are in trouble; it is only the Lord who can rescue us from the hands of our enemies on every side (8:34; 10:14).

God’s name and ways are beyond understanding (13:18).

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