Talált 13244 Eredmények: Úr
These went out into the countryside to harvest their vineyards; they trod the grapes and made merry and went into the temple of their god. They ate and drank there and cursed Abimelech. (Judges 9, 27)
Who will put this people under my command, so that I can expel Abimelech? I should say to him, "Reinforce your army and come out!" ' (Judges 9, 29)
Zebul the governor of the town was told what Gaal son of Obed had said, and he was furious. (Judges 9, 30)
So Abimelech set off under cover of dark with all his own supporters and took up concealed positions over against Shechem, in four groups. (Judges 9, 34)
Zebul then said, 'Where are your mouthings now about "Who is Abimelech, for us to be his slaves?" Are not these the men you made light of? Sally out, then, and fight him.' (Judges 9, 38)
Abimelech drove Gaal off, who turned tail, many of his men falling dead before they could reach the gate. (Judges 9, 40)
he went up Mount Zalmon with all his men. Then taking an axe in his hands, he cut off the branch of a tree, picked it up and put it on his shoulder, and said to the men with him, 'Hurry and do what you have seen me do.' (Judges 9, 48)
Abimelech then marched on Thebez, besieged it and captured it. (Judges 9, 50)
He instantly called his young armour-bearer and said, 'Draw your sword and kill me, so that it will not be said of me that "A woman killed him".' His armour-bearer ran him through, and he died. (Judges 9, 54)
Thus God made to recoil on Abimelech the evil he had done his father by murdering his seventy brothers, (Judges 9, 56)
and all the evil that the men of Shechem had done God made recoil on their heads too. And so the curse of Jotham son of Jerubbaal came true for them. (Judges 9, 57)
He was judge in Israel for twenty-three years; he then died and was buried at Shamir. (Judges 10, 2)
