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Robin Sampson – Conquest Era

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Robin Sampson – Conquest Era

Bible Journaling through the Conquest Era

The Judges era is a fascinating and often neglected period. It mirrors today’s church, so it has a lot of profound spiritual lessons for us.

This course covers the Judges era, which includes the book of Judges, Ruth, and first and second Samuel. I the core passage in the book of Judges is “In those days, Israel had no king, and everyone did what was right in their own eyes.”

The Book of Judges chronicles Israel’s darkest time. God instructed Israel to perform three things (Deuteronomy 7:1–5):

Destroy all of Canaan’s population.
Avoid mingling with the Canaanites.
Avoid worshiping the Canaanite gods.

Israel falls short on all three counts. The violation of God’s law and Israel’s moral degeneration are both tragic.

Judges and Ruth paint two very different portraits of the Israelite people. The book of Judges shows that any time God’s people forget about the grace he has shown them, they will fall into disobedience.
The book of Judges teaches readers throughout history that the darker the human heart, the brighter the light of God’s grace. The book of Ruth teaches us that God’s kingdom is developed not by power but by his Spirit. And how God, through Boaz and Ruth, provided for us a “savior” and “redeemer” in our Messiah.

In this study, you will learn of the agony of existence without God and the wonder of God’s intervention. The chapters in Judges begin shortly after Joshua’s death when he led the Israelites into the promised land. The people are without a leader like Moses or Joshua, and they have forgotten about Yahweh. As a result, a cycle of sin, punishment, repentance, and rescue by a “judge”—a God-sent leader—recurs.

The book of Judges contains twelve judges. Seven are discussed in-depth, while the other five are merely addressed in passing. There were twelve cycles with twelve judges, however, the author only details seven cycles. We will examine each of the stories and learn how they relate to us today.

Four Main Topics

Through the eighteen lessons and four main events:

Judges: The Leaders of Israel
Rebellion: The Breaking of God’s Law
Cycles: Repetition of Israel’s misfortunes
Ruth: A Model Woman

What You Get

Lifetime Access to:

18 In-Depth Lessons
10 Bible Journaling videos
4 Bible Journal Bonus Kits (art not included in the kit
Coupon toward the 12 Bible Era Subscription (coming in March 2022)

Optional Kit

Your Instructor

Robin Sampson

Read Robin’s Masked to Truefaced Story Here.

Homeschool mother to nine children, Bible teacher, designer, and author of A Family Guide to the Biblical Holidays, Ancient History: Adam to Messiah, The Heart of Wisdom Teaching Approach, What Your Child Needs to Know When, Wisdom Unit Study, and Adam to Abraham Unit Study.

Robin’s designer and Bible journal kits can be found at the BibleJournalLove Etsy Shop.

See Robin’s articles on BibleJournalLove.com

Proceeds from these classes and BibleJournalLove Etsy shop automatically go to pay overhead and support several ministries every month: BibleProject.com, Hayovel.com, Bridges for Peaceand Torahclass.com. These three ministries are devoted to making Bible resources available. I hope you get a chance to visit each site and take advantage of amazing resources.