A Covenant is Always a Covenant

By: Mike Mazzalongo     Posted: Tue. Apr 28th
Discussion Questions
  1. Why did God hold Israel accountable for Saul's actions against the Gibeonites generations after the original covenant was made?
  2. How does this episode challenge the idea that religious zeal justifies breaking inconvenient commitments?
  3. What does this account teach believers about integrity, promises, and accountability before God today?
Sources
  • Hess, Richard S. Joshua: An Introduction and Commentary. Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries. IVP Academic.
  • Youngblood, Ronald F. 1, 2 Samuel. Expositor's Bible Commentary, Revised Edition. Zondervan.
  • Walton, John H. Old Testament Theology for Christians. IVP Academic.
  • P&R Joshua Series Chat Collaboration, BibleTalk.tv (AI-assisted study and editorial development).
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