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And the Former Prophets include the books of Joshua, Judges, 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings. They read as a historical narrative.
前先知书》包括《约书亚书》《士师记》,《撒母尔书1-2》《列王记1-2》它们被当作史料。
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In the first place, he judges the people to be more reliable, as he tells us, than the great.
首先，他断定人们更为可靠,正如他告诉我们的，比起大人物们来说。
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In fact, in the book of Judges, you will read of a temple to Israel's God, the God of the Covenant, and that temple is called the Temple to the God of the Covenant or Baal Berit.
事实上，《士师记》中，你会读到祭祀以色列神的庙，订立契约的上帝，这座庙叫做,契约之神庙或者太阳神巴力之约。
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There is no police force. There are no judges, no juries, so everyone is the judge in his or her own case.
没有警察，没有法官，没有陪审团，所以每个人都是自己的法官。
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And we are the judges: "ladies and gentlemen of the jury."
我们都是评判，陪审团的女士先生们“
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Also in mock trials judges give longer prison sentences to ugly people.
在模拟审判中，法官会判丑的犯人更长的徒刑。
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Christianity's main roots were in Judaism, a religion that worshipped a single, all powerful deity, who is sharply separated from human beings, makes great moral demands upon them, and judges them all, even kings and emperors.
基督的主要来源是犹太教,这种宗教崇拜单一的,无所不能的神,它独立于人类而存在,作出种种道德要求和评判,即使君主和帝王也不例外
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Judges 5 is also another ancient song fragment in verses four to five.
士师记》5中也有古老歌谣的片段，诗4和。
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And it is not until King David, 200 years later that, in fact, we will read about the capture of Jerusalem. Judges 1 gives a long list of the places from which the Canaanites were not expelled.
但那事实际上是在大卫王时，200年后，我们将读占领耶路撒冷，《士师记》第1章有长列表,列出了那些迦南人未被驱逐的地方。
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And Locke observes that when people are the judges of their own cases, they tend to get carried away, and this gives rise to the inconvenience in the state of nature.
而洛克发现当人们审理自己的案子时，他们往往会失去理智，这就引出了自然法的不便之处。
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Now, the books of Joshua and Judges that open the Deuteronomistic history, these books recount or relate the story of the conquest of the land of Canaan by the Israelite tribes, and the early years of the settlement: that's in Judges.
那么，《约书亚书》和《士师记》,开始了申命记中历史故事，这些经书记叙了,以色列部落征服迦南之地，早期的定居，这些出现在《士师记》中。
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In Judges 1:8 and 21, we read that the people of Judah did this and that despite that victory they failed to actually drive out the inhabitants, the Jebusites, who lived there.
士师记》第1章8和21节，我们知道犹大人这样做,它描述了这一胜利,他们实际上并没有将那些居民驱逐出去，耶布斯人，他们住在那里。
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In fact, the three justices, the three judges, who were in charge of the judicial trial of Charles I, King Charles, the one who lost his head, those three judges later found a home where?
实际上，那三个法官，主持了查理一世审判的法官，查理一世丢了头，这三个法官后来在？
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Well, who are these judges?
那谁是这些法官
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In Joshua 10 verses 36-39 report the conquest of several cities in the south, including Hebron and Debir. But in Judges, we read that they had not been captured: they were captured later, after Joshua's death.
在《约书亚书》第10章，《约书亚书》的第一部分）,第36到39节讲述了征服南部几座城池，包括希伯伦和底壁，但在《士师记》中却说,他们并未被占领：,他们后来才被占领，在约书亚死后。
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And so a group if these sea peoples comes in and occupies this area They will be the Philistines, the area that is now the Gaza Strip And they found the five Philistine cities that you will hear about increasingly in the book of Judges: Gaza, Ashkelon, Gath, Ashdod and Ekron.
这样一个部族，如果海上来的民族到达并占领此地,他们就是腓利士人，而这地区就是现在的加沙地带,他们发现了五座腓利士城市,你们在《士师记》中会经常听到这些名字：,加沙，阿什克伦，迦特，阿什杜德，以革伦。
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