has no access to such technology. The only counter to military technology, according to the narrative, is the powerful liberating voice of Yahweh. Second, as often following “do not fear,” there is a promise of a quite specific kind, introduced by, “for tomorrow I am handing them over all of them, slain, to Israel.”7 Third, after the promise and the assurance is the command, with the word order inverted, forming a chiasmus with the promise for accent: Their horses you will hamstring, their chariots