The Hebrew Judges are in the The Book of Judges and the Books of Samuel. The Hebrew Prophets are first mentioned in the Books of Kings. All these books were written by an anonymous author now known as the Deuteronomist, as part of what is called the Deuteronomic History (Joshua, Judges, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings and 2 Kings). The Deuteronomist provided a reasonably consistent description of God, usually consistent with the Elohist concept of a transcendent God who required obedience and was feared by his people. The Deuteronomic History does not actually portray God as the only god that existed.
The second part of the Book of Isaiah, written during the Babylonian Exile, began to see God as a more loving and tolerant deity. God was also beginning to be seen not only as the only god the Jews could worship, but also as the only God who even existed.
There will be no change to he judges.
Judges do not have the right to change the law. Although a new rule could be made from a different interpretation of already-existing laws, the judge cannot change pre-existing laws.
Yes, Bibles are updated through the years because the vocabulary of people change as years pass, and some words that are used in older versions of the Bible, are not commonly used in present time. For example, if you say something is cool nowadays it means that it is stylish, or funky, but back then it was just cold, or chill. Different Bibles, such as different versions, or Bibles for kids or for teens, will use different vocabulary to get the message more clear according to whom they refer to. Also different religions have different Bibles. For example the Christian Bible, will not be the same as the Catholic Bible, because they are different religions.
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Elijah taught us to be kind and giving to thy neighbour, the prophets were seen as the unworthy when Elijah was with them, this is what they wanted to change
Its when the speed does not change at all
Prophets were called by God to teach and work with the people, and to be the middle man in Gods message . Sometimes they were rejected, but they kept telling the people to repent and change their ways.
Women judges is the plural of woman judge
Its when the speed does not change at all
No. They make decisions and some decisions are used to change law.
No.
Prophets weep because they are deeply moved by the suffering and injustices they see in the world, and they feel a strong sense of responsibility to bring about positive change and guide people towards a better path.