Deborah
1204 BC–1144 BC
Deborah (1204 BC, Ramah in Benjamin — 1144 BC) — Saint, prophet.
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Deborah was a prophetess and the only female judge of pre-monarchic Israel. Living in the region of Benjamin, she provided judicial leadership and prophetic guidance during a period of Canaanite oppression. According to biblical accounts, she resided between Ramah and Bethel, where she rendered judgments from beneath a date palm tree. She is most famous for her role in mobilizing the Israelite general Barak to confront the forces of King Jabin and his commander, Sisera, leading to a significant military victory.

