Judges 7:15

Easy To Read Version

After he heard the men talking about the dream and what it meant, Gideon bowed down to God. Then Gideon went back to the camp of the people of Israel. Gideon called out to the people, “Get up! The Lord will help us defeat the people of Midian.”

Cross References

Genesis 24:48

I bowed my head and thanked the Lord. I blessed the Lord, the God of my master Abraham. I thanked him for leading me straight to the granddaughter of my master’s brother.

Genesis 40:8

The two men answered, “We dreamed last night, but we don’t understand what we dreamed. There is no one to interpret or explain the dreams to us.”

Genesis 41:11

Then one night he and I had a dream. Each dream had a different meaning.

Judges 3:28

Ehud said to the people of Israel, “Follow me! The Lord has helped us to defeat our enemies, the people of Moab.”

Judges 4:14

Then Deborah said to Barak, “Today the Lord will help you defeat Sisera. Surely you know that the Lord has already cleared the way for you.” So Barak led the 10,000 men down from Mount Tabor.

Judges 7:11

Go into the camp of the people of Midian. Listen to the things those people are saying. After that, you will not be afraid to attack them.”

Judges 7:14

The man’s friend knew the meaning of the dream. He said, “Your dream can only have one meaning. Your dream is about that man from Israel. It is about Gideon son of Joash. It means that God will let Gideon defeat the whole army of Midian.”

Judges 7:16

Then Gideon divided the 300 men into three groups. Gideon gave each man a trumpet and an empty jar. A burning torch was inside each jar.

Judges 8:7

Then Gideon said, “You won’t give us food. The Lord will help me capture Zebah and Zalmunna. After that, I will come back here. And I will beat your skin with thorns and briers from the desert.”

1 Samuel 1:28

And now I give this child to the Lord. He will serve [16] the Lord all his life.”

1 Samuel 14:12

The Philistines in the fort shouted to Jonathan and his helper, “Come up here. We’ll teach you a lesson!”