Footnotes

Footnote from Judges 1:17 (Back)

[1] 1:17 Hormah means utter destruction

Footnote from Judges 2:5 (Back)

[1] 2:5 Bochim means weepers

Footnote from Judges 3:16 (Back)

[1] 3:16 A cubit was about 18 inches or 45 centimeters

Footnote from Judges 3:23 (Back)

[2] 3:23 The meaning of the Hebrew word is uncertain

Footnote from Judges 5:10 (Back)

[1] 5:10 The meaning of the Hebrew word is uncertain; it may connote saddle blankets

Footnote from Judges 5:11 (Back)

[2] 5:11 Or archers; the meaning of the Hebrew word is uncertain

Footnote from Judges 5:14 (Back)

[3] 5:14 Septuagint; Hebrew in Amalek

Footnote from Judges 5:14 (Back)

[4] 5:14 Hebrew commander's

Footnote from Judges 6:13 (Back)

[1] 6:13 Or Please, my Lord

Footnote from Judges 6:14 (Back)

[2] 6:14 Septuagint the angel of the LORD; also verse 16

Footnote from Judges 6:19 (Back)

[3] 6:19 An ephah was about 3/5 bushel or 22 liters

Footnote from Judges 6:32 (Back)

[4] 6:32 Hebrew he

Footnote from Judges 7:22 (Back)

[1] 7:22 Some Hebrew manuscripts Zeredah

Footnote from Judges 8:3 (Back)

[1] 8:3 Hebrew their spirit

Footnote from Judges 8:26 (Back)

[2] 8:26 A shekel was about 2/5 ounce or 11 grams

Footnote from Judges 8:30 (Back)

[3] 8:30 Hebrew who came from his own loins

Footnote from Judges 9:29 (Back)

[1] 9:29 Septuagint; Hebrew and he said

Footnote from Judges 9:31 (Back)

[2] 9:31 Or at Tormah

Footnote from Judges 9:31 (Back)

[3] 9:31 Hebrew besieging, or closing up

Footnote from Judges 9:36 (Back)

[4] 9:36 Hebrew You see

Footnote from Judges 11:31 (Back)

[1] 11:31 Or whoever

Footnote from Judges 11:31 (Back)

[2] 11:31 Or him

Footnote from Judges 12:7 (Back)

[1] 12:7 Septuagint; Hebrew in the cities of Gilead

Footnote from Judges 13:19 (Back)

[1] 13:19 Septuagint, Vulgate; Hebrew LORD, and working

Footnote from Judges 14:15 (Back)

[1] 14:15 Septuagint, Syriac; Hebrew seventh

Footnote from Judges 15:17 (Back)

[1] 15:17 Ramath-lehi means the hill of the jawbone

Footnote from Judges 15:19 (Back)

[2] 15:19 En-hakkore means the spring of him who called

Footnote from Judges 16:14 (Back)

[1] 16:14 Compare Septuagint; Hebrew lacks and fasten it tight . . . into the web

Footnote from Judges 16:24 (Back)

[2] 16:24 Or who has multiplied our slain

Footnote from Judges 17:5 (Back)

[1] 17:5 Hebrew filled the hand of; also verse 12

Footnote from Judges 18:7 (Back)

[1] 18:7 Compare 18:10; the meaning of the Hebrew word is uncertain

Footnote from Judges 18:12 (Back)

[2] 18:12 Mahaneh-dan means camp of Dan

Footnote from Judges 18:30 (Back)

[3] 18:30 Or Manasseh

Footnote from Judges 19:2 (Back)

[1] 19:2 Septuagint, Old Latin became angry with

Footnote from Judges 19:18 (Back)

[2] 19:18 Septuagint my home; compare verse 29

Footnote from Judges 20:33 (Back)

[1] 20:33 Some Septuagint manuscripts place west of Geba

Footnote from Judges 20:43 (Back)

[2] 20:43 Septuagint; Hebrew [at their] resting place