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• Then, an old man came in from his work in the fields. He was a man from the mountains of Ephraim and lived as a visitor in Gibeah, for the people of that place were of the tribe of Benjamin. (Judges 19, 16)

• The heads of all the people and of all the tribes of Israel came to the assembly of the people of God: four hundred thousand men on foot, all armed with swords. (Judges 20, 2)

• All the people rose as one man and said, "None of us shall return to his tent nor go to his house. (Judges 20, 8)

• This is what we will do with the people of Gibeah: we will draw lots (Judges 20, 9)

• The people of Israel also counted their men. Without counting Benjamin, there were four hundred thousand men, able to draw sword, all men of war. (Judges 20, 17)

• So the people, the troops of Israel, regained their courage and returned to their former battle line. (Judges 20, 24)

• Then all the Israelites, all the people, went up to Bethel. There they sat weeping before Yahweh. They fasted the whole day until evening and presented burnt and peace offerings before Yahweh, (Judges 20, 26)

• The troops of Israel turned against the towns of Benjamin and put them to the sword, the people as well as the livestock and everything in them. They also burned all the cities they found. (Judges 20, 48)

• The people went to Bethel. There they sat before Yahweh until evening, called on him and wept with great lamentation. (Judges 21, 2)

• On the next day, the people rose early, built an altar there and offered holocausts and peace offerings. (Judges 21, 4)

• The people had compassion again on Benjamin for Yahweh had let one of the tribes of Israel perish. (Judges 21, 15)

• Having heard that Yahweh had come to help his people by giving them food, Naomi prepared to return home. (Ruth 1, 6)