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Giudici 7:9-15

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9 E in quella notte il Signore gli disse: Levati, scendi nel campo; perciocchè io te l’ho dato nelle mani.
10 E se pur tu temi di scendervi, scendi prima tu, con Fura, tuo servitore, verso il campo.
11 E tu udirai ciò che vi si dirà; e poi le tue mani saranno rinforzate, e tu scenderai nel campo. Egli adunque, con Fura, suo servitore, scese all’estremità della gente ch’era in armi nel campo.
12 E i Madianiti, e gli Amalechiti, e tutti gli Orientali, giacevano nella valle, come locuste in moltitudine; e i lor cammelli erano innumerevoli, ed erano in moltitudine come la rena ch’è in sul lito del mare.
13 Giuntovi adunque Gedeone, ecco, uno raccontava un sogno al suo compagno, e gli diceva: Ecco, io ho sognato un sogno. E’ mi parea che una focaccia d’orzo si rotolava verso il campo de’ Madianiti, e giungeva infino a’ padiglioni, e li percoteva, ed essi cadevano; e li riversava sottosopra, e i padiglioni cadevano.
14 E il suo compagno rispose, e disse: Questo non è altro, se non la spada di Gedeone, figliuolo di Ioas, uomo Israelita; Iddio gli ha dati i Madianiti, e tutto il campo, nelle mani.
15 E, quando Gedeone ebbe udito raccontare il sogno, ed ebbe intesa la sua interpretazione, adorò. Poi, ritornato al campo d’Israele, disse: Levatevi; perciocchè il Signore vi ha dato il campo de’ Madianiti nelle mani.

Giudici 7:9-15 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JUDGES 7

In this chapter we have an account of the army under Gideon gathered out of several tribes, which from 32,000 were reduced to three hundred, and we are told by what means this was done, Jud 7:1-8 and how he was directed to go into the host of the Midianites, where he heard one of them telling his dream to his fellow, which greatly encouraged him to believe he should succeed, Jud 7:9-15 also we are told the form and manner in which he disposed of his little army to attack the Midianites, and the orders he gave them to observe, which had the desired effect, and issued in the total rout of that large body of people, Jud 7:16-22 and those that were not destroyed were pursued by persons gathered out of several tribes, and the passages of Jordan were taken by the Ephraimites, so that those that attempted their escape into their own country, there fell into their hands, Jud 7:23-25.

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