Talált 1076 Eredmények: War
So the people of Judah said to their brothers from the tribe of Simeon, "Help us conquer the part of the land that is allotted to us, and then we will conquer with you the region that is yours." So they joined forces for the war. (Judges 1, 3)
Afterwards they went down from Jerusalem to attack the Canaanites who lived in the mountains, in the Negeb and in the plains. (Judges 1, 9)
The territory of the Amorites extended from the slope of Akrabbim, to Sela and upward. (Judges 1, 36)
Whenever they felt strong for an offensive, Yahweh would turn against them and send evil upon them, as he had warned them and sworn to do. And this caused much distress and anguish for the Israelites. (Judges 2, 15)
These are the nations that Yahweh let live in order to test the Israelites through them, that is to say, all the Israelites who had not known any of the wars in Canaan. (Judges 3, 1)
He let these people live so that the generation of the children of Israel who had not known war before might learn how to fight. (Judges 3, 2)
The spirit of Yahweh was upon him and he led Israel. When Othniel went to war, Yahweh gave Cushanrishathaim, king of Aram, into Othniel's hands. (Judges 3, 10)
Then Ehud approached him, while the king was seated alone on his private roof chamber where it was cool. Ehud said to him, "Lord, I have a warning from God for you." The king rose from his seat. (Judges 3, 20)
He stood before all of them and said, "Follow me, for Yahweh has given the people of Moab, our enemies, into our hands." They went down with him, barred the passages of the Jordan towards Moab and they let nobody pass. (Judges 3, 28)
Then the Israelites cried to Yahweh, for Yabin had nine hundred chariots of war, and had kept the Israelites oppressed for twenty years. (Judges 4, 3)
he gathered all his chariots - nine hundred chariots of war in all - and all his men, and they set out from Harosheth-ha-goiim to the river Kishon. (Judges 4, 13)
In Israel the warriors let their hair loose, in Israel they presented voluntary offerings for the war. Blessed be Yahweh! (Judges 5, 2)
