The biblical context shows glory/credit goes to Jael (not God instead of Barak) — Barak gets one verse while Jael gets a whole section in Judges 5.
How Women Could and Couldn’t Lead in the Old Testament： Women in Ministry part 3
01:06:24 – 01:07:57
Proving the shame element is about Barak vs. Jael, not Barak vs. God
Byrd leans on 'God gets all the glory,' but the biblical context says otherwise. In Judges 5 (the victory song), Barak gets one verse (5:12). Jael gets a whole section — 5:6 calls it 'the days of Jael,' and 5:24-27 calls her 'most blessed of women' and recounts her deed. The credit for the final victory over the enemy leader goes to Jael because Barak was being a coward who wouldn't step up without extra insurance.
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How Women Could and Couldn’t Lead in the Old Testament： Women in Ministry part 3 @ 01:06:242022-03-28