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Why, answered the chieftains of Socoth, you would think he came to us carrying the severed hands of Zebee and Salmana with him,✻ to hear the way he talks of providing food for this army of his. (Judges 8, 6)
So be it, said Gedeon; when the Lord has given me the mastery of Zebee and Salmana, I will come back and flay you with every thorn and brier that grows in the desert. (Judges 8, 7)
Zebee and Salmana had halted their men for a rest; only fifteen thousand of them were left, out of all those hordes from the east; the rest had perished, a hundred and twenty thousand fighting men. (Judges 8, 10)
whereupon the whole army was thrown into confusion, and Zebee and Salmana were overtaken by Gedeon in their flight. (Judges 8, 12)
And when he reached Socoth, he told them, Here are Zebee and Salmana, the kings whose severed hands you would have had me bring you, before you provided food to faint and weary men. (Judges 8, 15)
After this, he asked Zebee and Salmana about the men they had killed on mount Thabor;✻ What was the look of them? he said. None other, they answered, than thy own; not one of them but might have had such a royal father as thyself. (Judges 8, 18)
So Zebee and Salmana said, Up, and deal the blow thyself; a man has but the strength that matches his age. So Gedeon rose up and slew them both. And for spoil, he carried off the embossed trappings that kings’ camels wear about their necks. (Judges 8, 21)
Sidonian, Amalecite and Chanaanite harassed you. You cried out to me, and I delivered you from the power of all these, (Judges 10, 12)
And now the spirit of the Lord was with Jephte wherever he went, as he journeyed through Galaad and Manasses, and came to Maspha of Galaad, and marched thence against the Ammonites. (Judges 11, 29)
So he mustered all his Galaadites, and fought against the men of Ephraim, and the Galaadites defeated them. They had taunted the men of Galaad with being fugitives from Ephraim, living in territory that belonged to Ephraim and Manasses. (Judges 12, 4)
There was a man once called Elcana, that lived at Ramathaim-Sophim, in the hill-country of Ephraim; he was an Ephraimite born, descended from Suph through Jeroham, Eliu and Thohu. (1 Samuel 1, 1)
When the time came for Elcana’s sacrifice, Phenenna must have many portions, for a son here, a daughter there, (1 Samuel 1, 4)
