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Mayes presents this guide in three parts; “Chapter 1: The Book of Judges,” “Chapter 2: The Social Context of Events Related in Judges,” and “Chapter 3: Israel in the Period of the Judges.” The first chapter covers the deuteronimistic context, the structure, and the history of the origin of the book of Judges. The second chapter discusses the geo-historic setting, the social forms and the society...

who is the real leader and victor in the war with the enemy. The fifth element is the declaration that the enemy ‘was subdued’ (3:30; 8:28; 11:33); or ‘God subdued …’ (4:23). Finally, it is stated that ‘the land had rest’ (3:11, 30; 5:31; 8:28). This framework is not complete and consistent with all the stories in Judg. 2:11–16:31. Only the Ehud story in Judg. 3:12–30 exhibits all six elements; however, as noted above, the fourth element is probably not an essential constituent of the framework,
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