How is the violence commanded in Deuteronomy 20 thought of as a religious act?
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the Levite said nothing He was reflecting on whether he should convert to Baal or die in the name of the Lord. Who is god?Elijah continued. is it he holds the sword of the soldiers the sword that executes those who will not betray the faith of our Patriots was it he who placed a foreign princess on our countrys thrown so that all his fortune could befall our generation does God kill the Faithful,the innocent, those who follow the law of Mosess.
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A. How did the Israelites, together with Joshua, occupy the land of the Gibeonites? How was it different from their conquest of the cities of Jericho and Ai? Which one was forged with a treaty, and which one was through wars/battles? B. What insights have you learned as a group from these stories of the Israelites occupying the land of Canaan? What kind of God is being revealed here in the stories? What could be possible implications of these stories in our time?
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