The Story of GideonThe Story of Gideon

The least in Manasseh becomes a deliverer — a fleece in the threshing-floor, three hundred chosen men, pitchers smashed at midnight, Midian routed, and forty years of peace.The least in Manasseh becomes a deliverer — a fleece in the threshing-floor, three hundred chosen men, pitchers smashed at midnight, Midian routed, and forty years of peace.

6 comics 6 篇

Under the OakUnder the Oak

Judges 6:11-24Judges 6:11-24

Threshing wheat hidden in a winepress, a frightened young man is hailed: 'The Lord is with thee, thou mighty man of valour.'Threshing wheat hidden in a winepress, a frightened young man is hailed: 'The Lord is with thee, thou mighty man of valour.'
The Altar Torn DownThe Altar Torn Down

Judges 6:25-32Judges 6:25-32

Ten servants, an altar of Baal pulled down by night, an Asherah pole cut in pieces, a new altar built.Ten servants, an altar of Baal pulled down by night, an Asherah pole cut in pieces, a new altar built.
The FleeceThe Fleece

Judges 6:36-40Judges 6:36-40

If thou wilt save Israel by mine hand — a fleece on the floor, wet with dew while the ground is dry; then the reverse.If thou wilt save Israel by mine hand — a fleece on the floor, wet with dew while the ground is dry; then the reverse.
Three Hundred ChosenThree Hundred Chosen

Judges 7:1-8Judges 7:1-8

Twenty-two thousand are sent home for fear; ten thousand more fail the test at the water; three hundred who lap remain.Twenty-two thousand are sent home for fear; ten thousand more fail the test at the water; three hundred who lap remain.
Trumpets and TorchesTrumpets and Torches

Judges 7:16-22Judges 7:16-22

Three hundred pitchers smashed, three hundred trumpets blown, three hundred torches blazing — and Midian flees.Three hundred pitchers smashed, three hundred trumpets blown, three hundred torches blazing — and Midian flees.
A Faithful EndA Faithful End

Judges 8:22-28Judges 8:22-28

Israel offers him a throne; he refuses — 'the Lord shall rule over you.' But an ephod of gold is made, and becomes a snare.Israel offers him a throne; he refuses — 'the Lord shall rule over you.' But an ephod of gold is made, and becomes a snare.