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In the book of Judges, Ehud, a left-handed Benjamite, assassinates the Moabite King Eglon. Beyond the immediate liberation of Israel, what cultural significance might Ehud's left-handedness have held in the ancient Near East?
A
It was a sign of divine favor and guaranteed success.
B
It indicated a lack of physical strength and made him an unlikely warrior.
C
It was considered a physical defect and a source of social stigma, making his deception more effective.
D
It held no particular cultural significance and was merely a detail of the narrative.
Reference:
Judges 3:15-30
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