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And returning, they said to him: “Let not the entire people go up. Instead, let two or three thousand men go out and destroy the city. Why should all the people be troubled without cause against enemies that are so very few?” (Joshua 7, 3)
Therefore, they went up with three thousand fighters. And they promptly turned their backs, (Joshua 7, 4)
My Lord God, what shall I say, seeing Israel turning their backs to their enemies? (Joshua 7, 8)
But I and the remainder of the multitude that is with me will approach from the opposite side of the city. And when they come out against us, we will flee and turn our backs, just as we did before, (Joshua 8, 5)
Now the men of the city who were pursuing Joshua, looking back and seeing the smoke of the city rising up even to heaven, were no longer able to flee in one direction or another, especially since those who had pretended to flee, and who were heading toward the wilderness, had turned back very strongly against those who were pursuing them. (Joshua 8, 20)
And Joshua, and all of Israel, seeing that the city had been captured, and that the smoke of the city was ascending, returned and struck down the men of Ai. (Joshua 8, 21)
And so, after all were slain who had pursued Israel fleeing toward the wilderness, and after they fell by the sword in the same place, the sons of Israel returned and struck the city. (Joshua 8, 24)
And Joshua returned, with all of Israel, into the camp of Gilgal. (Joshua 10, 15)
And the entire army returned to Joshua at Makkedah, where they were then encamped, in good health and in their full numbers. And no one dared to move his tongue against the sons of Israel. (Joshua 10, 21)
Returning from there to Debir, (Joshua 10, 38)
And he returned, with all of Israel, to the place of the encampment at Gilgal. (Joshua 10, 43)
And turning back, he immediately seized Hazor. And he struck down its king with the sword. For Hazor, from antiquity, held the first position among all these kingdoms. (Joshua 11, 10)
