Deborah and Barak Bible Quiz Flashcards

#1

What was Deborah's primary role before she called Barak to lead Israel's army?

📖 Judges 4:4-5

#2

What condition did Barak place on going to battle against Sisera's army?

📖 Judges 4:8

#3

How many chariots of iron did Sisera, the commander of Jabin's army, have?

📖 Judges 4:3

#4

Where did the armies of Israel and Sisera meet for battle?

📖 Judges 4:7

#5

What did God do to help Israel defeat Sisera's army?

📖 Judges 5:20

#6

After his defeat, where did Sisera flee to escape?

📖 Judges 4:17

#7

How did Jael kill Sisera in her tent?

📖 Judges 4:21

#8

What was the name of Mount Tabor's significance in this story?

📖 Judges 4:6

#2

He insisted that Deborah go with him

Barak told Deborah that he would only go to battle if she went with him, showing he wanted the prophetess's presence and guidance in the campaign (Judges 4:8).

Judges 4:8

#1

She was a prophetess and judge

Deborah served as a prophetess and judge of Israel, settling disputes under the palm tree of Deborah before calling Barak to lead the military campaign (Judges 4:4-5).

Judges 4:4-5

#4

The river Kishon

The armies met at the river Kishon, where the Lord delivered Sisera's forces into Israel's hands (Judges 4:7, 13).

Judges 4:7

#3

900 chariots

Sisera commanded 900 chariots of iron, giving him a formidable military advantage against Israel (Judges 4:3).

Judges 4:3

#6

To the tent of Jael, wife of Heber

Sisera fled on foot and came to the tent of Jael, the wife of Heber the Kenite, seeking refuge (Judges 4:17).

Judges 4:17

#5

He caused the stars to fight from their courses

According to Judges 5:20, the stars fought from their courses against Sisera, and the river Kishon swept away his chariot forces (Judges 4:15).

Judges 5:20

#8

It was where Barak assembled the troops of Israel

Mount Tabor served as the gathering place where Barak assembled the troops of Israel in preparation for battle (Judges 4:6).

Judges 4:6

#7

She drove a tent peg through his temple

Jael drove a tent peg through Sisera's temple while he slept, fulfilling Deborah's prophecy that the Lord would sell Sisera into the hands of a woman (Judges 4:21).

Judges 4:21

#9

In Judges 5, what is the primary literary form used to commemorate the victory?

📖 Judges 5:1-3

#10

How long did Israel have peace after Deborah and Barak's victory?

📖 Judges 5:31

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#10

40 years

After the victory, the land had rest for 40 years, indicating a significant period of peace under Deborah's leadership (Judges 5:31).

Judges 5:31

#9

A song of praise

Judges 5 contains the Song of Deborah, a poetic song of praise that celebrates the victory over Sisera and commemorates God's deliverance of Israel.

Judges 5:1-3

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