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• Bestir thyself, Debbora said to Barac; now it is that the Lord means to put Sisara in thy power; thou hast the Lord himself for thy leader. So Barac with his ten thousand men swept down from mount Thabor, (Judges 4, 14)

• Joyfully sang Debbora that day, and Barac the son of Abinoem with her; and this was her song. (Judges 5, 1)

• Gone was the warrior breed, lost to the country-side, until Debbora came, Debbora, that played a mother’s part in Israel. (Judges 5, 7)

• Up, up, bestir thyself, Debbora; bestir thyself, and chant the battle-hymn! Rouse thee, Barac, son of Abinoem, thy prey awaits thee! (Judges 5, 12)

• the leaders of Issachar, too, were at Debbora’s side, and followed Barac into danger, as he rushed headlong down from the steep. But what of Ruben? Here there was division of counsel among brave hearts. (Judges 5, 15)

• Cison river bore away the corpses of them, river of the Cadumim, Cison river; trample on them, Debbora, warriors so valiant till now! (Judges 5, 21)

• After this, he asked Zebee and Salmana about the men they had killed on mount Thabor;✻ What was the look of them? he said. None other, they answered, than thy own; not one of them but might have had such a royal father as thyself. (Judges 8, 18)

• and in Sichem there was a concubine of his, that bore him a son, Abimelech. (Judges 8, 31)

• There was a Galaadite at this time called Jephte, who was brave and a skilful warrior; his mother was a harlot, his father bore the name of Galaad. (Judges 11, 1)

• Galaad had other sons by his lawful wife; and these, when they came of age, thrust Jephte out of doors, telling him he was born out of wedlock, and could not inherit. (Judges 11, 2)

• There was a certain tribesman of Dan called Manue, who lived at Saraa, and had a wife that bore him no children. (Judges 13, 2)

• Thereupon Manue entreated the Lord to send his messenger again, and tell them how this child, once born, should be nurtured. (Judges 13, 8)