The Bible does not call Samuel a judge, but unlike the judges in the book Judges, he judged the people. About the Author Dr. Israel Drazin served for 31 years in the US military and attained the ...

Deborah, the prophetess, summoned Barak to battle against Sisera, and their mighty paean of victory is recorded. ... In some respects Judges is a pivotal book in the Old Testament.

A while ago I preached a sermon to our congregation called "A Few Good Men... and Some Women," a sermon based upon the Bible ...

These women appear in the biblical book of Judges, ... The uppermost register shows Deborah, under a palm tree (Judges 4:4), looking at Barak, who holds a shield.

In her book Warrior, Dancer, Seductress, Queen: Women in Judges and Biblical Israel, Ackerman argues that Deborah may be adopted from Canaanite myths that would have been told around the same time ...

The book of Judges introduces Deborah by describing her in more detail than most biblical characters. Deborah was the only recorded female judge and the only military leader described as a prophet ...

Earliest depictions of biblical Deborah, Yael found at 5th-century Galilee synagogue Mosaic uncovered by archeologists digging at the Huqoq site depicts Book of Judges story featuring the two ...

In the Old Testament’s Book of Judges, two women—Deborah and Jael—help defeat the Canaanite general Sisera. Now, archaeologists in Israel’s Lower Galilee have unearthed 1,600-year-old ...

This Bible book is, in some sense, a vindication of the George W. Bush worldview. Activist “judges” are the problem. They’ve left the Promised Land a mess.