Löydetty 2096 Tulokset: Elders Of Israel
These were the days when Israel was being attacked by the Ammonites; (Judges 11, 4)
and when they found themselves hard pressed, some of the elders of Galaad went to the country of Tob to bring Jephte to their aid; (Judges 11, 5)
So the elders of Galaad told him what was the meaning of their errand; if he would go with them and fight against the Ammonites, he should become ruler of all that dwelt in Galaad. (Judges 11, 8)
So Jephte accompanied the elders, and the whole people acclaimed him as their leader; there at Maspha in the Lord’s presence, he came to terms with them.✻ (Judges 11, 11)
Jephte thus answers thee. Neither Moab nor Ammon did Israel rob of any lands that belonged to them. (Judges 11, 15)
Over this king, over this army, the Lord granted Israel victory; and it was through that victory that they occupied the lands which the Amorrhites had occupied before them, (Judges 11, 21)
It was the Amorrhites the God of Israel overthrew, in battle against his chosen people; it is Amorrhite land thou art now claiming for thy own. (Judges 11, 23)
No, I am not doing thee a wrong, it is I that have a complaint against thee, for levying war against me unjustly. May the Lord defend the right this day between Israel’s claim and Ammon’s. (Judges 11, 27)
And when the two months were over, she came back to her father; and he fulfilled his promise, and she died unwed. That is why the custom grew up in Israel which has been kept ever afterwards, (Judges 11, 39)
that for four days in every year the maidens of Israel should gather, and make lament for the daughter of Jephte the Galaadite. (Judges 11, 40)
Jephte died when he had ruled Israel six years, and was buried in his own Galaadite city. (Judges 12, 7)
After him, Israel was ruled by Abesan of Bethlehem; (Judges 12, 8)
