The Philistines were experts in Metallurgy (1 Samuel 13:19-23), putting Israel at a decided disadvantage. They also had a highly trained military organization (1 Samuel 13:5; 31:3). The armor of Philistine soldiers included bronze helmets, coats of mail, leg protectors, spears and shields (1 Samuel 17:5-7).
1st Samuel 5:1-5 it was in Ashdod then was moved to Ekron in vs10 then to Beth-Shemesh then to Kiriath-jearimand then finally it was placed in Jerusalem the 1st 2 were by the Philistines the later by Israelites
Answer 1The Philistines had taken over. When the Israelites returned, the Philistines were stronger, had powerful cities, and knew how to make iron tools and weapons, according to the Hebrew bible.Answer 2When the Israelites returned to Canaan, they found other people living there (Philistines).
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It wasn't a secret at all, it all had to do with the sin of Israel. Deuteronomy 7:1-11 describes it pretty well in that the Lord commanded Israel not to intermarry with foreigners because it would cause them to worship their gods. You can see this played out in Judges 2:1-3 and 2:11-15, where the Israelites do not destroy the foreigners, later to be known as the Philistines, the Canaanites, etc., and the Lord does not drive out the foreigners because of Israel's sin and idol worship. So, in short, Israel disobeys the Lord and He allows them to be "dominated" by the Philistines. Remember, all in all this is a depiction of us and Christ, in that when we turn to foreign gods, and idols, our sin controls us. However, unlike Israel we are not bound to that sin, and the Lord is not going to deliver us into the hands of our enemies. Rather, by His grace the cross of Jesus Christ frees us from sin's control over our lives. Live redeemed because Jesus purchased your freedom by His death on the cross, and resurrection from the grave.
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1) His two sons were not as righteous as he. 2) The Tabernacle was overrun by the Philistines.
In the book of Judges, after Joshua's death, there is a cycle of four stages: 1. The Israelites worship Idols (usually the Baal and Ashera). 2. God sends to them some enemy to punish them. 3. The Israelites cry and pray to god for his forgiveness. 4. God sends a judge to save the Israelites.
In Judaism, the term 'chosen' simply refers to HaShem having chosen the Israelites (Jews) to keep the Torah. There is no inference that chosen means that the Israelites were or are better than any other group.
2 Samuel 21- Goliath- had 6 fingers and 6 toes.