Judges · Chapter 3 · Judges 6–7

Gideon

Midian as locusts for multitude; the angel of Jehovah under the oak at Ophrah — Jehovah is with thee, thou mighty man of valor; the altar of Baal thrown down by night; the fleece wet and dry; three hundred men that lapped; the cake of barley bread; trumpets, pitchers and torches: the sword of Jehovah and of Gideon.

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  1. Chapter 3: GideonTitleChapter 3: GideonJudges 6 – 7
  2. As Locusts for MultitudePage 28As Locusts for MultitudeJudges 6:1–6
  3. As Locusts for MultitudePage 29As Locusts for MultitudeJudges 6:7–10
  4. Thou Mighty Man of ValorPage 30Thou Mighty Man of ValorJudges 6:11–13
  5. Thou Mighty Man of ValorPage 31Thou Mighty Man of ValorJudges 6:14–18
  6. Fire out of the RockPage 32Fire out of the RockJudges 6:19–24
  7. JerubbaalPage 33JerubbaalJudges 6:25–28
  8. JerubbaalPage 34JerubbaalJudges 6:29–35
  9. The FleecePage 35The FleeceJudges 6:36–39
  10. Three Hundred MenPage 36Three Hundred MenJudges 6:40–7:3
  11. Three Hundred MenPage 37Three Hundred MenJudges 7:4–6
  12. Three Hundred MenPage 38Three Hundred MenJudges 7:7–8
  13. A Cake of Barley BreadPage 39A Cake of Barley BreadJudges 7:9–12
  14. A Cake of Barley BreadPage 40A Cake of Barley BreadJudges 7:13–18
  15. The Sword of Jehovah and of GideonPage 41The Sword of Jehovah and of GideonJudges 7:19–23
  16. Oreb and ZeebPage 42Oreb and ZeebJudges 7:24–25