13 “Then the survivors came down, the people against the nobles;
The Lord came down for me against the mighty.
The Lord came down for me against the mighty.
14 From Ephraim were those whose roots were in aAmalek.
After you, Benjamin, with your peoples,
From Machir rulers came down,
And from Zebulun those who bear the recruiter’s staff.
After you, Benjamin, with your peoples,
From Machir rulers came down,
And from Zebulun those who bear the recruiter’s staff.
15 And1 the princes of Issachar were with Deborah;
As Issachar, so was Barak
Sent into the valley1 under his command;
Among the divisions of Reuben
There were great resolves of heart.
As Issachar, so was Barak
Sent into the valley1 under his command;
Among the divisions of Reuben
There were great resolves of heart.
16 Why did you sit among the sheepfolds,
To hear the pipings for the flocks?
The divisions of Reuben have great searchings of heart.
To hear the pipings for the flocks?
The divisions of Reuben have great searchings of heart.
17 aGilead stayed beyond the Jordan,
And why did Dan remain1 on ships?
bAsher continued at the seashore,
And stayed by his inlets.
And why did Dan remain1 on ships?
bAsher continued at the seashore,
And stayed by his inlets.
18 aZebulun is a people who jeopardized their lives to the point of death,
Naphtali also, on the heights of the battlefield.
Naphtali also, on the heights of the battlefield.
New King James Version®, Copyright© 1982, Thomas Nelson. All rights reserved.
Commentaries:
No entry exists in Barnes' Notes for Judges 5:15.
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