According to the Talmud, Rabbi Akiva was a descendant of this figure's major foe. This figure's people suffered for twenty ye
According to the Talmud, Rabbi Akiva was a descendant of this figure's major foe. This figure's people suffered for twenty years under the rule of Jabin, whose army was defeated by a man this biblical figure had sent to Mount Tabor. The river Kishon figured into a key victory for this lover of Lapido, who called upon Barak to amass an army to defeat (*) Sisera, a Canaanite general who was eventually killed with a tent stake by Jael. This figure dispensed advice from under a palm tree between Ramah and Bethel, and her story is described for a second time in her namesake "song." For 10 points, name this prophetess, the only female judge in the Book of Judges.
According to the Talmud, Rabbi Akiva was a descendant of this figure's major foe.
{Deborah} [or {Devorah}]