Judges · Chapter 2 · Judges 3–5

Deborah

Othniel; Ehud the left-handed and Eglon king of Moab in his cool upper room; Shamgar's ox-goad; Deborah under her palm-tree, Barak and the ten thousand on mount Tabor, nine hundred chariots of iron swept away by the Kishon, Jael's tent — and the Song of Deborah: From heaven fought the stars.

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  1. Chapter 2: DeborahTitleChapter 2: DeborahJudges 3 – 5
  2. The Nations Which Jehovah LeftPage 12The Nations Which Jehovah LeftJudges 3:1–6
  3. OthnielPage 13OthnielJudges 3:7–11
  4. EhudPage 14EhudJudges 3:12–19
  5. EhudPage 15EhudJudges 3:20–26
  6. EhudPage 16EhudJudges 3:27–30
  7. Deborah, a ProphetessPage 17Deborah, a ProphetessJudges 3:31–4:5
  8. Deborah, a ProphetessPage 18Deborah, a ProphetessJudges 4:6–9
  9. Mount TaborPage 19Mount TaborJudges 4:10–16
  10. JaelPage 20JaelJudges 4:17–20
  11. JaelPage 21JaelJudges 4:21–24
  12. Then Sang Deborah and BarakPage 22Then Sang Deborah and BarakJudges 5:1–5
  13. Then Sang Deborah and BarakPage 23Then Sang Deborah and BarakJudges 5:6–13
  14. Then Sang Deborah and BarakPage 24Then Sang Deborah and BarakJudges 5:14–16
  15. Then Sang Deborah and BarakPage 25Then Sang Deborah and BarakJudges 5:17–20
  16. Then Sang Deborah and BarakPage 26Then Sang Deborah and BarakJudges 5:21–26
  17. Then Sang Deborah and BarakPage 27Then Sang Deborah and BarakJudges 5:27–31