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Home · Commentaries · Marginal Notes of the Geneva Bible · Judges 5
1 ! The song and thankesgiuing of Deborah and Barak after the victorie.
2 a To wit, the two tribes of Zebulin and Naphtali.
6 b For feare of the enemies.
7 c Miraculously stirred vp of God to pitie them & deliuer them.
8 d They had no heart to resist their enemies.
10 f As in danger of your enemies.
10 e Ye gouernours.
11 g For now you may drawe water without feare of your enemies.
12 h To wit, them that kept thy people in captiuitie.
14 i Joshua first fought against Amalek, and Saul destroyed him.
14 k Euen the learned did helpe to fight.
15 l Euen the whole tribe.
15 m They merueiled that they came not ouer Jorden to helpe them.
17 n She reproueth all them that came not to helpe their brethren in their necessitie.
17 o Ether by beating of the sea, or by mining.
19 p They wanne nothing, but lost all.
21 q As a besome doeth the filthe the of the house.
23 r It was a citie nere Tabor where thei fought.
25 f Some read, churned milke in a great cup.
27 / Ebr. destroyed.
28 / Or, fete.
29 t That is, she comforted her selfe.
30 u Because he was chief of the armie.
31 x Shal growe daily more & more in Gods fauor.
1 ! The song and thankesgiuing of Deborah and Barak after the victorie.
2 a To wit, the two tribes of Zebulin and Naphtali.
6 b For feare of the enemies.
7 c Miraculously stirred vp of God to pitie them & deliuer them.
8 d They had no heart to resist their enemies.
10 f As in danger of your enemies.
10 e Ye gouernours.
11 g For now you may drawe water without feare of your enemies.
12 h To wit, them that kept thy people in captiuitie.
14 i Joshua first fought against Amalek, and Saul destroyed him.
14 k Euen the learned did helpe to fight.
15 l Euen the whole tribe.
15 m They merueiled that they came not ouer Jorden to helpe them.
17 n She reproueth all them that came not to helpe their brethren in their necessitie.
17 o Ether by beating of the sea, or by mining.
19 p They wanne nothing, but lost all.
21 q As a besome doeth the filthe the of the house.
23 r It was a citie nere Tabor where thei fought.
25 f Some read, churned milke in a great cup.
27 / Ebr. destroyed.
28 / Or, fete.
29 t That is, she comforted her selfe.
30 u Because he was chief of the armie.
31 x Shal growe daily more & more in Gods fauor.