It could be that Deborah sang the song not actually on the very day of Sisera’s death, but at a public festival of thanksgiving held shortly thereafter. First, what was left of the enemy had to be destroyed, and Israel’s army had to reassemble.
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It could be that Deborah sang the song not actually on the very day of Sisera’s death, but at a public festival of thanksgiving held shortly thereafter. First, what was left of the enemy had to be destroyed, and Israel’s army had to reassemble.
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1 Then sang Deborah and Barak the son of Abinoam on that day: