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Deborah

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The meanings of Hebrew names can almost tell the whole story by themselves. They show how the allegory is assembled. For example: Deborah means "orderly motion" and the Holy Spirit is who motivates men to do God's will. She is married to Lappidoth which means "lamp or shine". He performs his work of proclaiming Jesus (the light of men) while standing between man (dead in sin) and God (in heaven).

As you read through this story about Deborah, you might want to use this list of meanings to help put the story together.

  Name Meaning Representation
  Abinoam Father of pleasentness God the Father
Barak Flashing sword Jesus - the Word of Truth
Bethel Lord's house Eternal life
Canan I will be humbled Humbled by circumstances
Deborah Orderly motion Holy Spirit
Ehud I will be praised Praise to God
Ephraim Twice fruitful Born a second time
Harasheth Haggoyim Craftsmen Works; actions
Hazor Fenced yard Man's heart
Heber Words that cause change Gospel
Hobab Cherished Cherished
Israel He will rule Submission to God
Jabin Intelligence Man's mind
Jael To Ascend; be valuable Man's spirit
Kede; Kedesh Cleanse Make righteous
Kenite Seed of life Jesus: the Life Giving Spirit
Kishon Entangling Sin
Lappidoth Lamp; Shine Jesus: the Light of men
Napthalli My wrestling Struggles; temptations
Mt. Tabor Fragile Human life
Ramah Seat of Idolatry Man's indwelling sin
Sisera   Man's old nature
Zaaninnam Migrate / move Moved about and lived with

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Related Topics


Jacob is about the work of the Holy Spirit in us.

Seven Days of Creation tells about Jesus' entry into the world, His death and resurrection.

Daniel 1-6 is an excellant insight into the entire salvation process.

Jonah explains everything Jesus went through to provide our salvation.

Samson foreshadows Jesus' relationships with man, the Church, Israel, and Mankind.

Adam and Eve provide a perfect picture of Jesus Christ and His bride the church.

Ruth explains salvation through Jesus - our Redeemer.