Were there any (whether properly married or single-celibate = NO shacking up NOR human breeding & via sexual aversion = DENYING 2 get involved in sexual activity, with avoidance of ANY touching or communication that leads 2 sexual involvement), straight-hetrosexual beta Christian female NO matter 1's human skin color race warriors in the Bible? Sigh huh I'D DEEM there NOT nearly enough even amidst ANY given military & law enforcement amongst 195 individual worldwide countries 8,019,876,189 individual human's! But in the Hebrew Bible and ancient Jewish literature, some women kill. Deborah, the only female judge of Israel, helps lead the Israelite army to war against the Canaanites. During that same war, a woman named Jael lures the Canaanite general into her tent, then kills him with a tent peg through the head. Were there any female Native American women warriors? But very few Americans know the names of the many native female warriors who fought—and sometimes died—alongside their male brethren. The truth about the history of warfare is that women have always participated as warriors in defending their children, their families, their tribes, their nation.

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Were there any (whether properly married or single-celibate = NO shacking up NOR human breeding & via sexual aversion = DENYING 2 get involved in sexual activity, with avoidance of ANY touching or communication that leads 2 sexual involvement), straight-hetrosexual beta Christian female NO matter 1's human skin color race warriors in the Bible? Sigh huh I'D DEEM there NOT nearly enough even amidst ANY given military & law enforcement amongst 195 individual worldwide countries 8,019,876,189 individual human's! But in the Hebrew Bible and ancient Jewish literature, some women kill. Deborah, the only female judge of Israel, helps lead the Israelite army to war against the Canaanites. During that same war, a woman named Jael lures the Canaanite general into her tent, then kills him with a tent peg through the head. Were there any female Native American women warriors? But very few Americans know the names of the many native female warriors who fought—and sometimes died—alongside their male brethren. The truth about the history of warfare is that women have always participated as warriors in defending their children, their families, their tribes, their nation.

Were there any (whether properly married or single-celibate = NO shacking up NOR human breeding & via sexual aversion = DENYING 2 get involved in sexual activity, with avoidance of ANY touching or communication that leads 2 sexual involvement), straight-hetrosexual beta Christian female NO matter 1's human skin color race warriors in the Bible? Sigh huh I'D DEEM there NOT nearly enough even amidst ANY given military & law enforcement amongst 195 individual worldwide countries 8,019,876,189 individual human's! But in the Hebrew Bible and ancient Jewish literature, some women kill. Deborah, the only female judge of Israel, helps lead the Israelite army to war against the Canaanites. During that same war, a woman named Jael lures the Canaanite general into her tent, then kills him with a tent peg through the head. Were there any female Native American women warriors? But very few Americans know the names of the many native female warriors who fought—and sometimes died—alongside their male brethren. The truth about the history of warfare is that women have always participated as warriors in defending their children, their families, their tribes, their nation.

January 10

A Call to Prayer
Bible in a Year :
Genesis 25–26
Matthew 8:1–17
I sat down and wept. . . . I mourned and fasted and prayed before the God of heaven.

Today's Scripture & Insight :


After the Israelites had been captives in Babylon for seventy years, King Cyrus decreed that any Israelite who wanted to return to Jerusalem could return. When Nehemiah, an Israelite (Nehemiah 1:6) and cupbearer to the king of Babylon (v. 11), learned that those who had returned were “in great trouble and disgrace” (v. 3), he “sat down and wept” and spent days mourning, fasting and praying (v. 4). He wrestled in prayer for his nation (vv. 5–11). And later, he too called his people to fast and pray (9:1–37).

Centuries later, in the days of the Roman Empire, the apostle Paul similarly urged his readers to pray for those in authority (1 Timothy 2:1–2). Our God still hears our prayers about matters that affect the lives of others.

By: Alyson Kieda

Reflect & Pray
Why do you think God calls His people to pray for everyone? Who beyond your own circle can you pray for?

Dear Father, we’re in trouble. Please help and heal us. Amen.