After judging several foreign nations, the oracle turns to Judah and then extensively to Israel itself, the actual intended audience all along. Naming outside nations first, before turning the accusation inward, is a classic rhetorical trap, getting ...
Legal & Ethical<b>for selling an innocent man for money</b>—The judges would sell the one who was innocent according to the law, with money; i.e, with the bribes they would receive from his opponent.<br><br><b>and a poor man in order to lock [the fields]</b> Heb. נ...
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