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TribeOfBenjaminAfiyaWebbClarionCall
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Hello Clarion call family. It's a feel well from the tribe of Benjamin.
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So who is this tribe?
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We know him saw paul Mordecai,
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who the judge for our Barbas calls out their
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archers and fighters from the Book of Judges.
00:15 - 00:18
Um So here is an overview of the tribe
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of Benjamin and how they fit in with Jacob's blessing
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and what that would look like possibly for my banner.
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So
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Benjamin
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Rachel's Kids, one of them.
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So Rachel had
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um Benjamin and joseph joseph um remember was
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split into the tribe of Ephraim and Manasseh.
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So here we see Manasseh and or in mustard yellow at
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the top and Ephraim kind of like a mayonnaise color.
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And
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right below there you in baby blue is tribal. Benjamin Barbara Tropp revenge.
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Remember being kind of small and also having
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trouble
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past or troubled relationship with other tribes.
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So in the Book of Judges there was a big battle and give you where
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Benjamin was almost completely wiped out
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um
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because there was a rape and a lot of um discord and distrust. And so um
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the only reason that tribe survived is because the men hid in the cave,
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but even though they survived, they stole wives.
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Um
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so they survived. But there's a question of which is the character of this group
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um are they violent? Can they be trusted? Are they leaders?
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So if you think back to when Benjamin was named
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Benjamin was initially named Ben Omi which means son of my pain why his mother died?
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Rachel died when she was giving birth
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um to him but Jacob changed his name to son of my right hand
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um after because if you remember Jacob really loved Rachel um
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and so there's this question still, what's the character of this leader?
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Can just need to be trusted?
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Are they violent? How do they fit into the rest of the tribe?
02:04 - 02:10
And so here the blessing of Jacob Jacob is described as a rather ravenous wolf.
02:10 - 02:14
So if you think about that in context of the other people from the
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tribe of Benjamin that we see throughout scripture we can think about the hood,
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a triumphant victor but very violent
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or sol a great king, but should we have had a king
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or Mordecai um saves the people with Esther but um
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you know also from the tribe of Benjamin so experienced his own
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you know semi extermination event in the context of his tribe.
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So there's this,
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there's just questions about um how people from the tribe of Benjamin fit.
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And so um even the apostle paul, right also from the tribe of Benjamin,
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like is he paul is he saw, can you trust him?
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You know?
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So
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when you think about a wolf in the context
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of the blessing that Jacob bestowed on Benjamin,
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um the blessing itself states that Benjamin is a ravenous wolf
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in the morning
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he devised his prey and in the evening he devises plunder.
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So that's interesting because if you think about the idea of a werewolf,
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which is idea from the cult
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right
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with werewolves there, people during the day and at night, they become wolves.
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But with Benjamin is the opposite.
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It says that Benjamin is a revenues wolf in the morning
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and in the evening he devised to plunder.
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So there's more aggressiveness in the morning and in
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the evening is a more meter temperate response.
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So that comes up also in the context of an abyss.
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So, and this is the Egyptian god of mummification.
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So the tribe of Israel did not believe in the Egyptians God, but
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at the time they were in Egypt when Jacob bestowed his blessing on Benjamin.
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So just think about how this um other idea of a wolf would play with
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Benjamin being blessed as a reminisce wolf.
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So, and this is the Egyptian god of mummification.
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So, when you, in Egyptian mythology, when someone dies,
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once again that ravenous character,
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they meet this wolf and the wolf will wear your heart and determine where you go.
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So once again, a more temperate response.
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So there's this balance between aggression
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and immediate response.
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And I found this picture of a abstract wolf on the
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internet and here the wolf is a wolf at the bottom,
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but it's kind of balancing
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abstract object
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on top. So I kind of see this as how I viewed the tribe of Benjamin
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ravenous yet also meted and tempered, but leaders nonetheless.
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All right, thanks clarion,
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love y'all
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