2 Chronicles 14:8

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

Asa had a large army of brave soldiers: three hundred thousand of them were from the tribe of Judah and were armed with shields and spears; two hundred and eighty thousand were from Benjamin and were armed with bows and arrows.

Cross References

1 Kings 10:16

Solomon made two hundred gold shields and used almost seven kilogrammes of gold for each one.

1 Chronicles 8:40

Ulam's sons were brave soldiers who were experts at using a bow and arrows. They had a total of one hundred and fifty children and grandchildren. All of these belonged to the tribe of Benjamin.

2 Chronicles 11:1

After Rehoboam returned to Jerusalem, he decided to attack Israel and regain control of the whole country. So he called together one hundred and eighty thousand soldiers from the tribes of Judah and Benjamin.

2 Chronicles 11:8

Gath, Mareshah, Ziph,

2 Chronicles 12:2

So in the fifth year of Rehoboam's rule, the LORD punished them for their unfaithfulness and allowed King Shishak of Egypt to invade Judah.

2 Chronicles 12:3

Shishak attacked with his army of one thousand two hundred chariots and sixty thousand cavalry troops, as well as Egyptian soldiers from Libya, Sukkoth, and Ethiopia.

2 Chronicles 13:3

Abijah's army had four hundred thousand troops, and Jeroboam met him in battle with eight hundred thousand troops.

2 Chronicles 16:8

Remember how powerful the Ethiopian and Libyan army was, with all their chariots and cavalry troops! You trusted the LORD to help you then, and you defeated them.

2 Chronicles 20:1

Some time later, the armies of Moab and Ammon, together with the Meunites, went to war against Jehoshaphat.

2 Chronicles 25:5

Amaziah sent a message to the tribes of Judah and Benjamin and called together all the men who were twenty years old and older. Three hundred thousand men went to Jerusalem, all of them ready for battle and able to fight with spears and shields. Amaziah grouped these soldiers according to their clans and put them under the command of his army officers.