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  • Joshua said, 'Why have you brought misfortune on us? Today may Yahweh bring misfortune on you!' And all Israel stoned him to death (and they burned them and threw stones at them). (Joshua 7, 25)

  • Yahweh then said to Joshua, 'Be fearless and undaunted. Take all your fighting men with you. Up! March against Ai. Look, I have put the king of Ai, his people, his town and his territory at your mercy. (Joshua 8, 1)

  • Joshua set out to march against Ai with all the fighting men. Joshua chose thirty thousand of the bravest and sent them out under cover of dark, (Joshua 8, 3)

  • Joshua sent them off, and they made their way to the place of ambush and took up position between Bethel and Ai, to the west of Ai. Joshua spent the night with the people, (Joshua 8, 9)

  • then, getting up early next morning, reviewed the people and, with the elders of Israel, marched on Ai at their head. (Joshua 8, 10)

  • Joshua took about five thousand men and concealed these between Bethel and Ai, to the west of the town. (Joshua 8, 12)

  • The people pitched the main camp to the north of the town and set up its ambush to the west of the town. Joshua went that night into the middle of the plain. (Joshua 8, 13)

  • Joshua and all Israel pretended to be beaten by them and took to their heels along the road to the desert. (Joshua 8, 15)

  • All the people in the town joined in the pursuit and, in pursuing Joshua, were drawn away from the town. (Joshua 8, 16)

  • Yahweh then said to Joshua, 'Point the sabre in your hand at Ai; for I am about to put the town at your mercy.' Joshua pointed the sabre in his hand towards the town. (Joshua 8, 18)

  • For, once Joshua and all Israel saw that the town had been seized by the men in ambush, and that smoke was rising from the town, they turned about and attacked the men of Ai. (Joshua 8, 21)

  • but the king of Ai was taken alive, and brought to Joshua. (Joshua 8, 23)


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