1. Judges 4:1–24 (ESV)
  2. Structure and outline

The structure of Judges 4

Judges 4:1–24 (ESV)

1 And the people of Israel again did what was evil in the sight of the LORD after Ehud died.

The prologue (Judges 4:1–3) and epilogue (Judges 4:23–24) form a type of inclusio, where the items raised in the prologue are readdressed in the epilogue. The main part of the story is then organized into two parts, Judges 4:4–16 and Judges 4:17–22.1

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