Judges 11:9 - Commentary

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Text -- Judges 11:9 (NET)

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11:9 Jephthah said to the leaders of Gilead, “All right! If you take me back to fight with the Ammonites and the Lord gives them to me, I will be your leader.”

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Names, People and Places:

· Ammonites the tribe/nation of people descended from Ben-Ammi, Lot's son,Territory of the tribe/nation of Ammon

· Gilead a mountainous region east of the Jordan & north of the Arnon to Hermon,son of Machir son of Manasseh; founder of the clan of Gilead,father of Jephthah the judge,son of Michael of the tribe of Gad

· Jephthah a man who judged Israel around 1100 B.C.,a man who judged Israel; son of Gilead

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NET Notes: Jdg 11:9 Some translate the final statement as a question, “will I really be your leader?” An affirmative sentence is preferable. Jephthah is repea...

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Text -- Judges 11:9 (NET)

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NET Notes -> Jdg 11:9; Jdg 11:9; Jdg 11:9

NET Notes: Jdg 11:9 Some translate the final statement as a question, “will I really be your leader?” An affirmative sentence is preferable. Jephthah is repea...

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