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What is the potential significance of the seemingly insignificant detail that Eglon, the king of Moab, was described as a 'very fat man' (Judges 3:17) in the story of his assassination by Ehud?
A
It emphasizes Ehud's physical strength in overcoming Eglon.
B
It's merely a descriptive detail without any deeper meaning.
C
It highlights the decadence and complacency of Moab under Eglon's rule, possibly suggesting moral and spiritual corruption that contributed to their defeat.
D
It served as a comedic relief in an otherwise serious narrative.
Reference:
Judges 3:17
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