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Isaiah 10:29

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

before crossing the valley and spending the night at Geba. The people of Ramah are terrified; everyone in Gibeah, the home town of Saul, has run away.

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Everything else Asa did while he was king, including his victories and the towns he rebuilt, is written in The History of the Kings of Judah. When he got older, he had a foot disease.

In Ramah a voice is heard, crying and weeping loudly. Rachel mourns for her children and refuses to be comforted, because they are dead.

Israel, you have never stopped sinning since that time at Gibeah. That's why you will be attacked at Gibeah.

Give a warning on the trumpet! Let it be heard in Gibeah, Ramah, and sinful Bethel. Benjamin, watch out!

You are brutal and corrupt, as were the men of Gibeah. But God remembers your sin, and you will be punished.

God had encouraged some young men to become followers of Saul, and when he returned to his home town of Gibeah, they went with him.

Some of the messengers went to Gibeah, Saul's home town. They told what was happening at Jabesh, and everyone in Gibeah started crying.

Saul, Jonathan, and their army set up camp at Geba in Benjamin. The Philistine army was camped at Michmash.

Then he chose three thousand men from Israel to be full-time soldiers and sent everyone else home. Two thousand of these troops stayed with him in the hills around Michmash and Bethel. The other thousand were stationed with Jonathan at Gibeah in the territory of Benjamin.

The Philistines moved their camp to the pass at Michmash,

Jonathan decided to get to the Philistine camp by going through the pass that led between Shiny Cliff and Michmash to the north and Thorn Bush Cliff and Geba to the south.

Samuel went home to Ramah, and Saul returned to his home in Gibeah.

Then he would go back to his home in Ramah and do the same thing there. He also had an altar built for the LORD at Ramah.




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