Educational Failures | Toby Sumpter
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Educational Failures | Toby Sumpter
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The final episodes in the book of Judges (17-21) are something like an appendix, describing earlier episodes in the era of the judges to help explain why the whole era was so rough. It’s likely that Samuel was the author of Judges, Ruth, and much of 1 Samuel, and he may have included these final stories here as background for what would follow in Ruth and Samuel as well.
The overarching themes are the failure of Israelite education and the syncretistic worship that followed together with the absence of a unifying king who would fear God and protect His people. As Henry Van Til argued, “culture is religion externalized.” Every nation reflects culturally and politically the God/gods they worship. And education is always training for worship.
The Text: “And there was a man of mount Ephraim, whose name was Micah…” (Judges 17:1-13
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