Löydetty 2047 Tulokset: Israel's Victory

• He was followed by Jair, a man of Galaad, who ruled Israel for twenty-two years. (Judges 10, 3)

• these Ammonites crossed the Jordan and laid waste Juda, Benjamin and Ephraim, so that Israel was in sore distress. (Judges 10, 9)

• We have sinned, the men of Israel answered, punish us as thou wilt, only bring us deliverance now; (Judges 10, 15)

• The Ammonites had raised their war-cry, and were encamped now in Galaad, with the forces Israel had mustered encamped opposite them at Maspha. (Judges 10, 17)

• These were the days when Israel was being attacked by the Ammonites; (Judges 11, 4)

• And you have come here, answered Jephte, meaning in all honesty to make me your ruler, if I fight against Ammon for you and the Lord grants me victory? (Judges 11, 9)

• 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 this was a vow of his, that he made to the Lord, If thou wilt grant me victory over Ammon, (Judges 11, 30)

• so that he drove them out of twenty cities, from Aroer to Mennith, and as far as Abel, out among the vineyards. A great victory was this, that brought Ammon down to the dust. (Judges 11, 33)