Othniel and Samson, the first and last of Israel’s judges

The Book of Judges details the line of judges that delivered Israel from their oppressors. The book opens with Othniel, Israel’s first judge. He was of the tribe of Judah, represented by the ensign of the Lion in Numbers chapter two. The bold Lion anointing is what the apostle Paul went forth under in the Alpha Age as he roared out the message that God had given him.

The last judge in the book is Samson. He was of the tribe of Dan, represented by the ensign of the Eagle in Numbers chapter two. The high-flying, sharp-sighted Eagle anointing is what Brother Branham went forth under in the Omega Age as he screamed out the message that God had given him.

As the judges came in under the Lion and went out under the Eagle, so the church ages began under the Lion and went out under the Eagle as God dealt to Satan and all his devils that rose up against the Church of the living God.