The Brickwork of Deborah's Song — Judges 5
וַתָּשַׁר דְּבוֹרָה

What to look for
Deborah and Barak's victory song written in the same interlocking brick pattern as the Song of the Sea.
What it is
A prescribed song layout in the Prophets, matching the Torah's pattern for songs of deliverance.
Why it matters
The layout quietly places Deborah's song in the same family as Moses' — a woman's war song given the Torah's own architecture of triumph.
How it has been understood
The visual echo is the commentary: as the sea's walls stood for Israel, so the stars in their courses fought against Sisera. The scribes wrote both salvations in the same brickwork, and readers who know one page recognize the other on sight.
