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The Heroism Of Deborahah In The Book Of Deborah

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Having super powers is not the only thing that makes someone a hero; Everyday people can be heroes, too. Modern day women can find inspiration to be a hero when looking at the judge, Deborah. Faith and leadership shine through Deborah, and those qualities truly make her a hero. Through her heroism, Deborah can set an example for the women who read her story. Because of God and her faith and courage, Deborah’s story can inspire whoever takes the time to look at it. Leadership and faith show through Deborah in the book of Judges. They run through her like water runs down a stream. In Judges 4:6-7, Deborah shares the word God delivered to her with Barak. In verse 6, she states, “She sent for Barak son of Abinoam from Kedesh in Naphtali and

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