Explanation·Bible reference·The History BooksJudgesReading time: 1 minute9 bible verses have been used in this book.VerseReferenceJudges 2:6-22“Origin of the Day of the Lord”: many ups and downsJudges 3:7-16“Symmetric patterns”: Judg 3:7–16:31Judges 4“Deborah and Jael”: Deborah and BarakJudges 4“Armageddon”: Judges 4Judges 4:1-3“Deborah and Jael”: under a foreign ruler who was oppressing themJudges 4:3-7“Deborah and Jael”: calls a man named Barak to follow God’s promise and free Israel, since God had promised to deliver themJudges 4:8-9“Deborah and Jael”: that he will not land the final strike against their army commander Sisera; a woman will do that insteadJudges 4:15-21“Deborah and Jael”: Heber’s wife Jael takes the opportunity to kill Sisera as he sleepsJudges 9:8-9“Olive tree”: judge in Israel