Jewish historian Flavius Josephus claims that as the armies of Sisera and Barak were about to meet, “there came down from heaven a great storm, with a vast quantity of rain and hail, and the wind blew the rain in the face of the Canaanites, and so darkened their eyes, that their arrows and slings were of no advantage to them. ”
Kā rakstīja ebreju vēsturnieks Josefs Flāvijs, kad Siseras un Baraka armijas tuvojās viena otrai, ” no debesīm nāca stiprs negaiss ar lietu un krusu un vējš trieca lietu kanaāniešiem sejā, tā ka viņi neko nevarēja redzēt un nevarēja likt lietā savus lokus un lingas ”.