Christ is supreme over all and worthy of our worship.

After the victory of his 300-man army, Gideon subdues the Midianites, dishonors the priestly office with his ephod, which leads Israel back into idolatry, and after he dies, Israel Israel committed apostasy.

Paul’s prayer in this passage demonstrates what a person who has faith in Christ looks like. Faith in Christ is at the root of a thankful heart. Those with faith in Christ give thanks to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ (v. 3). That thanksgiving is shown in many areas by Paul in vv. 3-8.

Gideon goes to war against the Midianites with an army of 300. God accomplishes the victory for him.

The supremacy of Christ is evident in the calling of Paul as an Apostle and the Christian as saints

In this Bible study, God calls Gideon to deliver Israel from their captivity under the Midianites. Once again, it is because Israel apostasy that they find themselves in this predicament. They cry out to the Lord, and the Lord chooses Gideon.

The doctrine of the Incarnation, which emphasizes that Jesus is fully man and fully God, holds significant importance in Christian theology. The belief in Jesus' full humanity is grounded in the understanding that, through the Incarnation, God became flesh in the person of Jesus Christ.

Jesus, the Son of Mary, is not only our Savior from sin. Jesus, the Son of Mary, is Immanuel God with us—up close and personal. Immanuel is also God in us and God behind us and Immanuel is God going before us.

In this Bible study, God calls Deborak and Barack to deliver Israel from Jabin, king of Canaan.

In the genealogy of Jesus, we see King Solomon. Although Solomon did not finish his reign as king of Israel well, Christ, at the greater than Solomon, finished His earthly ministry well by accomplishing our salvation.