Session 13 – Lesser Known Women in the Bible, Job’s four daughters

Mark Lanier continued his series on Lesser-Known Bible Women with a study of Jael – Courage in a Crisis, from Judges 4:2 – 5:27. Mark divides the lesson into:

1. Context and Characters:  Israel is under oppression from the Canaanite army led by Sizer who has control of the Jezerel Valley. The people are regulated to the mountains where it is not suited for agriculture and the trade routes are blocked. Deborah was Israel’s prophet and judge who commands Barak to lead Israelites into battle and defeat Sisera. Jael was a woman from a tribe friendly to the Canaanites who drives a tent peg into Sisera’s temple.

1. The Narrative Tension: Describes one story from 2 perspectives in Judges 4 and 5.

   3. The theological implications (Take Home Points):

2. God can use unexpected deliverers
   2. God uses the everyday stuff
   3. Have courage

Listen to Mark teach how God works thru everything. He still rescues and provides for us despite time, culture, and circumstances.

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