Trouvé 9 Résultats pour: Gaal

• It was now that Gaal son of Obed appeared, and led his clansmen into Sichem. All that dwelt in Sichem were elated at his coming; (Judges 9, 26)

• What, cried Gaal son of Obed, should Sichem, being the city she is, obey such a man as Abimelech? Shall this son of Jerobaal send his servant Zebul to rule over men that come down from Hamor, the father of Sichem? And must we all be his slaves? (Judges 9, 28)

• Gaal’s words had come to the ears of Zebul, who was in command of the city, and in high displeasure (Judges 9, 30)

• he sent Abimelech a secret message: Here is Gaal, son of Obed, come to Sichem with his clan, and means to wrest the city from thee. (Judges 9, 31)

• Gaal, son of Obed, had gone out to take up his stand before the entrance of the city, when suddenly Abimelech and his men rose from their ambush. (Judges 9, 35)

• And when he caught sight of them, Gaal said to Zebul, Why, what is this throng of folk coming down from the hill-top? It is the shadows on the mountain-side, said he, thou art mistaking for human forms. (Judges 9, 36)

• But Gaal repeated, There is a throng of men coming down from the uplands, and another body is moving down the road that leads to the oak-tree. (Judges 9, 37)

• So Gaal must needs take the field against Abimelech, with all the citizens of Sichem to watch him; (Judges 9, 39)

• So Abimelech encamped at Ruma, while Zebul drove Gaal and his clan out of the city, saying he would harbour them no more. (Judges 9, 41)