Debora and Her Integrity in the Exercise of Duties 2 Flashcards

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Who was Sisera?

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The commander of Jabin’s army, who oppressed Israel for 20 years.

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How did Deborah encourage Barak before the battle?

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She told him that God had delivered Sisera into his power.

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How was Sisera defeated?

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Barak’s army destroyed his forces, and Sisera fled on foot.

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Who killed Sisera, and how?

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Jael, by driving a tent nail through his forehead while he slept.

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Why was Jael’s action significant?

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It fulfilled Deborah’s prophecy that a woman would defeat Sisera.

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What was the “Song of Deborah”?

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A song of victory praising God, Barak, and Jael.

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How did the victory over Sisera change Israel’s strategy?

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They moved from defense to offense against the Canaanites.

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How did the victory inspire the Israelites?

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More tribes joined the fight, leading to the defeat of King Jabin.

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What title was Deborah given for her leadership?

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“A mother in Israel.”

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Why is Deborah considered a model of leadership?

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She led with faith, had no scandals, and remained morally upright.

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