| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Combat | ATK 70 DEF 55 SPR 50 SPD 60 INT 45 |
| Rank | Judge / Outcast |
| Domain | Warfare, vows, tragedy |
| Alignment | Holy (with catastrophic error) |
| Weakness | Rash vows (Judg 11:30-31) |
| Key Act | Son of a prostitute, driven out by his brothers; became a mighty warrior; recalled to lead Israel against Ammon; vowed to sacrifice "whatever comes out of my door" if he won; his daughter came out first; he kept the vow |
| Source | Judges 11-12 |
Aaron’s rod that budded was placed inside the Ark of the Covenant alongside the tablets of the Law and the jar of manna (Heb 9:4). Three objects, one box.
The only prophet who was active BOTH before and after death. His ghost at Endor accurately predicted Saul’s death the next day.
A Canaanite prostitute is in the Hall of Faith (Hebrews 11) AND the genealogy of Christ. Her scarlet cord parallels the Passover blood on the doorposts.
“Most blessed of women be Jael” (Judg 5:24). One of the most brutal kills in the Bible, celebrated in song.
The most cinematic assassination in Scripture. Eglon was so fat the sword disappeared entirely. Ehud’s left-handedness was his tactical advantage — guards checked the wrong side.
At 85: “I am still as strong today as the day Moses sent me out; I’m just as vigorous to go out to battle now as I was then” (Josh 14:11). Then he conquered the giants.
The most agonizing story in Judges. Whether he actually sacrificed her or dedicated her to lifelong virginity is debated. Either way, his rash vow destroyed what he loved most.
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