A more famous section of this book details the selection of men for an army based on their method of drinking from a river.
In this book, after the tenure of Othniel, Ehud stabbed the Moabite king Eglon, resulting in defecation. Also mentioned in this book is Jephthah, who swore an oath in return for victory against the Ammonites. As a result, his daughter was immolated. The book ends with an account of the idolatry of Micah, the Crime of Gibeah, and the War against Benjamin. A more famous section of this book details the selection of men for an army based on their method of drinking from a river. The last of the namesake figures of this book also lost a bet, but after falling asleep, lost his strength due to having his hair cut off by his lover Delilah. For 10 points, name this Biblical book partially concerning Samson that precedes Ruth and follows Joshua, named for its eponymous leaders of Israel.
In this book, after the tenure of Othniel, Ehud stabbed the Moabite king Eglon, resulting in defecation.
Judges [or Shoftim; or Shophatim]