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People in pride often embrace an approach of a life with ''no regrets" yet we read how once again God has regrets about humanity.

Saul rashly harasses and wars with the nations around him and even endeavors to kill his son for breaking a vow he wasn't even aware of...

What in the world is worth trading your soul salvation for?? In America, for many people Black and White, it's often white supremacy but whatever deal you make with the Devil has a price; it's NEVER a bargain!

Once again we see a well intended animal sacrifice be considered an offense and a sin to the point that it causes an instant rejection from on High.

Seemingly inconsistent, the people are now rebuked for choosing to have king over them rather than be guided by God.

Though the people rejected Theocracy they seem to still have God's favor in war.

The people make their rejection of theocratic rule complete by inaugurating Saul as their king.

A tall and handsome humble man named Saul is chosen as the first king of the Jewish people.

When given the choice the congregation rejects religion and chooses to implement monarchy instead.

The congregation seek to turn the tide of events in their favor so they repent and cease worship of other deities they had been worshipping.

Jesus makes it clear that, "There is NOTHING that enters a man from outside which can defile him"; He's clearly not just referring to food so what else could He mean?? 🤔

Something that reads like the Black Plague spreads among the Philistines and the Israelites all a seeming response to offending their "gods"; where was that zeal for instant karma during the gang rape we previously read about??

The Philistines recognize that a deadly plague is attached to the presence of the religious relic of their enemies being introduced into their society and react to counter it.

The dire prophecies given to Eli about the corruption he's allowed being repaid to him manifest in this chapter.

Samuel begins getting divine messages of future events.

More "forever" agreements are broken and changed; why would an all-knowing God do that?? 🤔

Women really have a tough time in a society that sees them as nothing more than property. In this chapter, dancers are kidnapped systematically and married off to rapists and rapist sympathizing soldiers; without a word of objection.

Marriage in biblical times is NOT one man one woman no matter what modern bible thumpers lie and say it is; Samuel’s family is an example.

John the Baptist pays the ultimate price because a man in charge is turned on by watching his own niece dirty dance for him. As discussed here is the movie detailing the exploitation children of another popular world religion have experienced since ancient times and are still subject to: https://www.pbs.org/video/frontline-the-dancing-boys-of-afghanistan/

The first surgery reads a LOT like SRS aka a sex change surgery. 🤔 The family tree.

Norms are not commandments, they change as societal standards change. To carry on the family name Biblical matriarchs & patriarchs do things considered immoral by modern standards but that were perfectly “normal” by ancient society.

Naomi schools her daughter~in-law, Ruth, on when and how to approach Boaz and propose marriage.

The desire to fit in and not be treated as less than is nothing new when we consider the xenophobia foreigners often experience. In this chapter, the fact that Ruth is not of the nationality of the people around her takes center stage and calls to mind a documentary I HIGHLY recommend to anyone interested in understanding that concept in relation to the transgender struggle: it’s called Be Like Ot...

We are introduced to Naomi, her family and tragedies. Then another contradiction to the Books of Moses arises in the narrative of her daughter-in-law Ruth.

The people organize an army to avenge the attempted gang rape of a man, not so much the violent gang rape of a woman.