Debora

Also known as Dvora, Dəḇôrā, Debbora, D’vorah, Deborah of Israel, Debborac

Person aus dem Tanach

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Deborah was a prophetess and judge in pre-monarchic Israel, and the only female judge mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. She played a significant leadership role in Israelite history, famously directing the general Barak to lead a military campaign that God had commanded according to biblical accounts.

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Key facts

Person.image: Johanna Unger – Debora.jpg
Person.caption: Deborah by , 19th century
Person.occupation: Prophetess of God, Fourth Judge of Israel
Person.predecessor: Shamgar
Person.successor: Gideon
Person.other_names: Debora, Débora, Dvora, Debra
Person.spouse: Lapidoth (possibly)

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Described at

Giaele, Sisara e la saggezza di Debora - Annunziando.it

Intanto Sìsara era fuggito a piedi verso la tenda di Giaele, moglie di Cheber il Kenita, perché vi era pace fra Iabin, re di Asor, e la casa di Cheber il Kenita. Giaele uscì incontro a Sìsara e gli disse: «Férmati, mio signore, férmati da me: non temere». Egli entrò da lei nella sua tenda

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Wikidata facts

Given name: Deborah
Gender: female
Place of birth: Ramah in Benjamin
Occupation: justice of the peace
Position held: prophet
Image: Das Lied der Debora.jpg

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present in work: Judges
Commons category: Deborah
described by source: Wikitólica
ethnic group: Israelites
replaced by: Gideon
replaces: Shamgar
date of birth: 1204-00-00
date of death: 1144-00-00
described at URL: bibbiafacile.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/debora-la-profetessa.pdf

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Die Richterin Debora (hebräisch דְּבוֹרָה dvorá, „Biene“) ist eine Person aus dem Tanach. Das Richterbuch (lateinisch Iudices) erzählt von ihr in den Kapiteln 4 und 5. In beiden Kapiteln geht es um die Deboraschlacht: Ri 4 berichtet darüber in erzählender Form, Ri 5 in dichterischer Form im sogenannten Deboralied, welches zu den ältesten Texten der hebräischen Bibel gezählt wird.

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