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As I observed hundreds of Israel's supporters marching through Central Park, it brought to mind the Book of Judges, particularly the tragic sequel to the Book of Joshua. The book of Joshua concludes with a resolute declaration from the Israelites: "We will serve the Lord." However, the book of Judges immediately reveals a stark contrast between their words and actions. Indeed, the book of Judges presents a deeply poignant and distressing portrayal of the Israelites' failings and transgressions. It chronicles their persistent defiance against God and His compassionate edicts. The narrative of Judges is somber, marked by conflict, mortality, and noncompliance. Yet, in spite of the gravity of Israel's sins, the enduring and merciful love of God prevails. His arms remain open to welcome His people whenever they return to Him with contrite hearts.
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