Jael alternatively did not set out, nor plan that she was going to defeat King Jabin’s army by killing Sisera. Rather it seems as if it was all “meant to be” when Sisera fled from the battle with Barak, and went to Jael’s tent for safety. When Sisera arrived at her tent, Jael welcomed him with hospitality, gave him a drink, and a rug for cover...
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When Sisera arrived at her tent, Jael welcomed him with hospitality, gave him a drink, and a rug for cover. It is not stated when Jael decided to kill Sisera, but her hospitable behavior threw Sisera off, and made it easier for Jael to carry out the murder, at whatever point she did decide to do so. Judith having perfectly planned out her mission against Holofernes, it was smart of her to decide in bringing her maid along with her...
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Judith Wright's Poetry It shows how the traditions and stories are gone, how the hunting and rituals are gone and ?lost in an alien tale', the Europeans being the aliens. This poem also describes that it seemed as if the tradition of Aborigines was ?breathed sleeping and forgot'...	2 / 527
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