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The two men had not yet fallen asleep in their hiding-place when the woman came up on to the roof and spoke to them. (Joshua 2, 8)
All that was in it they slew, sparing neither man nor woman, neither youth nor age; even cattle and sheep and asses were put to the sword. (Joshua 6, 21)
Go with thee I will, she answered; and yet this part of thine is to win thee no renown. A woman’s hand is to vanquish Sisara. Then she set out with Barac on the journey to Cedes, (Judges 4, 9)
when a woman threw down from the roof part of a mill-stone, which struck him on the head and pierced to the brain. (Judges 9, 53)
Quickly he called out to his armour-bearer; Draw thy sword, he said, and make an end of me; it must not be said that Abimelech died by a woman’s hand. So the armour-bearer obeyed, and made an end of him; (Judges 9, 54)
Samson paid a visit to Thamnatha, and there was a woman there, a Philistine, that took his eye; (Judges 14, 1)
and when he went home he told his father and mother, I have seen a Philistine woman in Thamnatha I would fain have you choose out for my bride. (Judges 14, 2)
but hastened on to have speech with the woman he loved. (Judges 14, 7)
When the Philistines enquired about the author of this, they were told how Samson’s wife had been taken from him and given to one of his friends, and this was his revenge on his father-in-law. Whereupon they made their way to Thamnatha, and burned both the woman and her father alive. (Judges 15, 6)
His next love was a woman called Dalila, who lived in the valley of Sorec. (Judges 16, 4)
There was another Levite, living in the hill-country of Ephraim, that took a woman from Bethlehem-Juda for his mate; (Judges 19, 1)
But this time his son-in-law would not listen to him; there and then he set out on his journey.So the asses were saddled, and man and woman made their way to Jebus (which is the same as Jerusalem); (Judges 19, 10)
