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Of the twelve judges in the book of Judges, there are six major and six minor. The six minor judges appear like this: one minor judge in Judges 3:31, two in 10:1–5, and three in 12:8–15.
In previous posts, we’ve discussed Judges 3:31 and Judges 10:1–5. In this article, we’ll cover the final minor judges—the triplet known as Ibzan, Elon, and Abdon.
What do we need to know about these guys?
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