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Hoofs of horses shake the ground: the galloping, galloping of his horses. (Judges 5, 22)
Cursed be Meroz, said the angel of Yahweh, cursed be it, cursed be its inhabitants, for it came not to the aid of Yahweh, not like the heroes. (Judges 5, 23)
Blessed among women be Yael, wife of Heber the Kenite, among the women who dwell in tents, blessed may you be! (Judges 5, 24)
Sisera's mother looks out of the window, and she cries out behind the lattice: Why is his chariot late in coming? Why is his chariot delayed? (Judges 5, 28)
The wisest of her women answers and says: (Judges 5, 29)
Surely they are dividing the plunder - one captive, two captives for each warrior; colored cloths for Sisera as booty, colored cloths twice adorned with raised embroidery for a scarf. (Judges 5, 30)
So may all your enemies perish, O Yahweh, but may your friends be like the brilliant sun! (Judges 5, 31)
The Israelites treated Yahweh badly, and Yahweh gave them into the hands of the Midianites for seven years, (Judges 6, 1)
and the hand of the Midianites lay heavily on them. Because of Midian, the Israelites made for themselves passages in the mountains, caves and shelters. (Judges 6, 2)
When the Israelites had sown, Midian would come with Amalek and with the people of the East. They would come up against the Israelites, (Judges 6, 3)
encamp in the lands of the Israelites and destroy all the fields as far as the entrance to Gaza. They would leave no provisions or sheep or ox or ass, (Judges 6, 4)
for they would come up like locusts in number, bringing with them their livestock and their tents. They and their camels were many and they invaded and plundered the land. (Judges 6, 5)
