The aftermath of the civil war leaves the tribe of Benjamin on the brink of extinction, with only a few hundred men remaining. The other tribes of Israel, realizing the gravity of their actions, seek to preserve the tribe and prevent its complete eradication. They devise a plan to provide wives for the surviving Benjamite men by allowing them to abduct women from Shiloh during a festival. This unconventional solution raises ethical questions and highlights the chaos and moral ambiguity present in Israel at this time. The chapter concludes with a somber reflection on the state of Israel, emphasizing the need for divine guidance and restoration. The events serve as a poignant reminder of the consequences of sin and the importance of community and faithfulness to God's covenant.
Judges Chapter 21
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