Jueces 5:13

13 Entonces los sobrevivientes descendieron sobre los nobles; el pueblo del SEÑOR vino a mí como guerreros.

Jueces 5:13 Meaning and Commentary

Judges 5:13

Then he made him that remaineth
The people of Israel that remained, who had been under the yoke of Jabin king of Canaan, under which many of the Israelites very probably died; but now the few mean and miserable that remained were raised to an high estate, and made to

have dominion over the nobles among the people;
that is, over the Canaanitish nobility, that were among the people under Jabin; but he being conquered by the Israelites, his people and even his nobles became subject to them; and this was the Lord's doing, as the following words show:

the Lord made me have dominion over the mighty;
that is, Deborah, to whom God gave dominion either over the mighty ones of Israel, being raised up to be their judge; or over the mighty Canaanites, she having a concern in the conquest of them and triumph over them, through her direction, advice, command, and presence, though a woman.

Jueces 5:13 In-Context

11 Al sonido de los que dividen las manadas entre los abrevaderos, allí repetirán los actos de justicia del SEÑOR, los actos de justicia para con sus campesinos en Israel. Entonces el pueblo del SEÑOR descendió a las puertas.
12 Despierta, despierta, Débora; despierta, despierta, entona un cántico. Levántate, Barac, y lleva a tus cautivos, hijo de Abinoam.
13 Entonces los sobrevivientes descendieron sobre los nobles; el pueblo del SEÑOR vino a mí como guerreros.
14 De Efraín descendieron los radicados en Amalec, en pos de ti, Benjamín, con tus pueblos; de Maquir descendieron jefes, y de Zabulón los que manejan vara de mando.
15 Los príncipes de Isacar estaban con Débora; como Isacar, así también Barac; al valle se apresuraron pisándole los talones; entre las divisiones de Rubén había grandes resoluciones de corazón.
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