All rights reserved worldwide. First days on us! Font Size Font Size. Previous Next. Judges 7. New International Version. P 13 Gideon arrived just as a man was telling a friend his dream. AC 22 When the three hundred trumpets sounded, AD the Lord caused the men throughout the camp to turn on each other AE with their swords.
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Genesis 24 Feb. Genesis , 25 Feb. The Israelites were so frightened that they hid in caves in the hills away from their homes. God chose a man named Gideon to help the Israelites fight the Midianites. Gideon was not a soldier — Gideon was a farmer. How could a farmer lead an army? He knew that he could not defeat the Midianites all by himself.
Even though Gideon did not seem strong, the Lord chose him to lead Israel. Gideon knew that he must obey God. If God wanted to Gideon to fight, then the Lord would help him defeat the Midianites. Gideon gathered 30, men together. That was a big army. The problem was that the Midianites had an even bigger army with , men. Maybe if they fought really hard and used lots of tricks, the Israelites could beat the Midianites!
But God had another idea. He told Gideon that his army was too big! He told Gideon to let all of the men who were afraid to go home. Gideon told the men what the Lord had said. Twenty thousand men went home. Now there were only 10, men left in the army. Ten thousand men to fight , men. It was still too big! The side that God wants to win will always win. The Lord told Gideon to take the 10, men down to the water to drink.
Gideon was to watch the men take a drink from the water. If a man knelt to the water and put his mouth to the water and lapped it like a dog, then he was told to go home.
Only men scooped water up to their mouths. Three hundred to fight against , Midianites! Gideon and his men knew that only God could help them win this battle. That night, Gideon and his men went down to spy on the Midianite camp.
Gideon heard some of Midianite soldiers talking. The Midianite soldiers were frightened. They had been having dreams about the Israelite soldiers defeating them. One dreamed that a giant round loaf of bread tumbled down the hill and crushed the Midianite camp.
Gideon divided his men into three groups of He gave each man a clay jar with a torch inside. He told them to circle all around the outside of the Midianite camp and wait until they heard him blow his trumpet. When Gideon blew his trumpet, he and all of the rest of the soldiers started blowing their trumpets.
Then they crushed their clay jars so that it looked like a circle of fire around the camp. All of this must have been terrifying for the Midianites. The Lord made them get all confused and so they took out their swords and started fighting.
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