Judges 4
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Judges 4:11-17

11Now HeberH2268 the KeniteH7017 had separatedH6504 himself from the Kenites, even from the children of HobabH2246 the brother-in-law of MosesH4872, and had pitchedH5186 his tentH168 as far as the oak in ZaanannimH6815, which is by KedeshH6943.

12And they toldH5046 SiseraH5516 that BarakH1301 the sonH1121 of AbinoamH42 was goneH5927 up to mount TaborH8396. 13And SiseraH5516 gathered togetherH2199 all his chariotsH7393, even nineH8672 hundredH3967 chariotsH7393 of ironH1270, and all the peopleH5971 that were with him, from Harosheth of the Gentiles, unto the riverH5158 KishonH7028. 14And DeborahH1683 saidH559 unto BarakH1301, Up; for this is the dayH3117 in which Jehovah hath delivered SiseraH5516 into thy handH3027; is not Jehovah goneH3318 out before thee? So BarakH1301 wentH3318 downH3381 from mount TaborH8396, and tenH6235 thousandH505 menH376 after him. 15And Jehovah discomfited SiseraH5516, and all his chariotsH7393, and all his host, with the edge of the swordH2719 before BarakH1301; and SiseraH5516 alighted from his chariotH4818, and fledH5127 away on his feetH7272. 16But BarakH1301 pursuedH7291 after the chariotsH7393, and after the host, unto Harosheth of the Gentiles: and all the host of SiseraH5516 fellH5307 by the edge of the swordH2719; there was not a man leftH7604.

17Howbeit SiseraH5516 fledH5127 away on his feetH7272 to the tentH168 of JaelH3278 the wifeH802 of HeberH2268 the KeniteH7017; for there was peaceH7965 between JabinH2985 the kingH4428 of HazorH2674 and the houseH1004 of HeberH2268 the KeniteH7017.

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