Not only did the nation of Israel not yet have a king, but everyone lived as if they had no guidance or leadership. If you read the next part of that sentence as recorded in the Book of Judges, you'll see the meaning: "In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes" (Judges 21:25 New American Standard Version).
The days when God sent judges (leaders) to intervene in Israel's history were days when the people forgot the leadership of God and lived like they had no leadership. They needed strong leaders from God (the judges) to guide them back to strength and to faithfulness.
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Bell maintains "the Homestead Act itself was a cause of the Civil War." Prior to the Homestead Act of 1862, the bill President Abraham Lincoln signed into law, four previous homesteading acts had been considered by Congress.
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Pacal the Great (Kinich Janaab Pacal) was the Maya King of the city of Palenque in Mexico. Pacal the Great's most important accomplishments was that he brought the city of Palenque from obscurity to a great power.
