'''....Therefore the people of Israel cannot stand before their enemies ...because they have become a thing for destruction...''' Israel become a thing for ...

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2008 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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'''....Therefore the people of Israel cannot stand before their enemies ...because they have become a thing for destruction...''' Israel become a thing for destruction in the statement above because
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The people of Israel became a thing for destruction in the statement above because they had devoted things in their midst. God had commanded that certain things should be set apart for Him and not be taken as spoil, but one of the Israelites had disobeyed this command and taken some of the devoted things for himself. As a result, God's anger burned against the Israelites and they were unable to stand before their enemies. They had become a thing for destruction because of this disobedience.
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