Lessons in Old Testament History
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And Issachar is prominent — FROM OTHNIEL TO DEBORAH AND BAEAK 163 Issachar ready to make one bold stroke to get back its inheritance in Esdraelon, now in the h?. Nds of the foe.
The Cowardly Tribes. — And, alas ! we hear, too, the coAvardly objections of the faint-hearted, who feared to join. Eeuben ites, sitting between the sheepfolds, listening to ilie injnngs for the floclis, instead of following the trumpet's call, and vainly trying to suppress the unpleasant accusations that moles^t traito...rs ; Gad, unwilling to leave the pastures of Gilead ; Dan and Asher, afraid to try the guarded passes, and hiding in the creeks of the shore, or taking refuge in their ships.
The Battle of Harosheth. — The army at length collected by Barak, and, posted probably on the slope of Tabor, at a spot still recalling Deborah's name, Dehuriyeli, numbered ten thousand. Sisera heard it from the Kenites, who, encamped to the west of the Lake of Galilee, wavered between fear of Jabin and their traditional attachment to Israel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Issachar is prominent — FROM OTHNIEL TO DEBORAH AND BAEAK 163 Issachar ready to make one bold stroke to get back its inheritance in Esdraelon, now in the h?. Nds of the foe.
The Cowardly Tribes. — And, alas ! we hear, too, the coAvardly objections of the faint-hearted, who feared to join. Eeuben ites, sitting between the sheepfolds, listening to ilie injnngs for the floclis, instead of following the trumpet's call, and vainly trying to suppress the unpleasant accusations that moles^t traito...rs ; Gad, unwilling to leave the pastures of Gilead ; Dan and Asher, afraid to try the guarded passes, and hiding in the creeks of the shore, or taking refuge in their ships.
The Battle of Harosheth. — The army at length collected by Barak, and, posted probably on the slope of Tabor, at a spot still recalling Deborah's name, Dehuriyeli, numbered ten thousand. Sisera heard it from the Kenites, who, encamped to the west of the Lake of Galilee, wavered between fear of Jabin and their traditional attachment to Israel.
What to read after Lessons in Old Testament History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Stocker Aglen to read onlineMoreLess
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