A woman named Jael in this work drives a tent peg through the head of an enemy commander named Sisera, denying another Israelite the honor of killing him.  
In this book, a Levite's concubine is raped to death and her corpse cut into twelve pieces.  A woman named Jael in this work drives a tent peg through the head of an enemy commander named Sisera, denying another Israelite the honor of killing him.  One character in this work kills his virgin daughter and gets embroiled in a conflict between the (*) Gileadites and the Ephraimites; that character's name is Jephthah.  A more famous character in this book eats honey from the carcass of a lion, and has his eyes gouged out by the Philistines after being tricked into getting his hair cut by his lover Delilah.  For 10 points, name this seventh book of the Bible about a series of Jewish leaders including Gideon, Deborah, and Samson.
In this book, a Levite's concubine is raped to death and her corpse cut into twelve pieces.  
The Book of Judges