There were two Deborahs dated back before Christ. Around 1125 BC. The first Deborah was a nurse for Rebekah, wife of Abraham. Deborah passed away and was buried in Bethel beneath the Allon Bachutha, a tree, also called , "The Oak of Weeping."
The second Deborah was the fourth and greatest of Israels judges. WOW! That is awesome to me....She was known as a, "Prophetess." Wife of Lappidoth. Also there was a tree named after her, "The Palm Tree of Deborah." It was there that she administered justice. Deborah served primarily as a divinely appointed deliverer and executive leader of Israel.
There was a great battle against Sisera. Who was killed in his sleep by, Jael. After the battle Deborah and Barak sang what is known as, "Deborahs Victory Song." Which can be found in Judges 5:1-31. Deborah's insight into her fearless and unsolicited devotion to God's people renders her, "Blessed above Women."
Awesome, So I learned alot about my name, and thus far the only thing that comes to me is that perhaps the Lord will label my white stone with the correct spelling of my name as Deborah instead of Debra, as my mother spelt it. And then I think well both Deborahs had a tree named after them, it could be something related to them, or something in her Song. I am currently looking for a melody to these words on line. If by chance anyone might come across it before me, please let me know. So I ask, Have I lost my mind? I think it is great. I cannot wait to get to small group and discuss it openly tomorrow night. Just thought I would share that. Thanks for reading.

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Max Lucado has a book, I used to have it but I let someone borrow it and then switched jobs without getting it back. It is called "When God Whispers Your Name" it talks about it some.
The way I understood it was that God will give us a new name, one that we have never been called before that will fit us perfectly and that is what we would go by for eternity. A name that is unique to each of us, no two people would ever share the same name.
Deanna
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