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Named person · Old Testament

Meet Ehud.

A judge in Israel's rescue narratives.

Ehud: a quiet historically appropriate setting for A judge in Israel's rescue narratives, with simple understated contextual details; no invented dramatic event

Who was Ehud?

Ehud was a judge who delivered Israel from the rule of Eglon of Moab. Judges identifies him as a left-handed Benjaminite. His story includes an assassination and warfare that need careful adult guidance.

The account places Ehud within a cycle of oppression and rescue. It is a difficult ancient narrative, not a model for children to copy when they face disagreement.

Ehud leading Israelites along a hillside path after deliverance, carrying a walking staff, no visible weapon or violence.

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How is reading about an ancient conflict different from choosing how to act today?

What can we learn?

Illustrated portrait of Ehud

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