Judges 11:34

³⁴Revertente autem Jephte in Maspha domum suam, occurrit ei unigenita filia sua cum tympanis et choris: non enim habebat alios liberos.

Judges 11 introduces Jephthah, a mighty warrior and the son of a prostitute, who is rejected by his half-brothers but later called upon to lead Gilead against the Ammonites. His story is marked by a complex negotiation with the Ammonites, appealing to Israel's history and God's sovereignty. The chapter culminates in Jephthah's controversial vow, leading to the tragic sacrifice of his only daughter, a stark illustration of the moral and spiritual decline in Israel during the period of the judges.

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a: v.1 — Hebrews 11:32, Judges 6:12, 2 Kings 5:1

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