Contents
| Judges in the Bible |
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| In the Book of Joshua |
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| In the Book of Judges |
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| In First Samuel |
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| †Not explicitly described as a judge |
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Judges can be divided into three major sections: a double prologue (chapters 1:1-3:6), a main body (3:7-16:31), and a double epilogue (17-21).
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