And all the people arose as one man, saying, We will not any of us go to his tent, neither will we any of us turn into his house.
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Verse 8 is found in chapter 20 of Judges. Israel decides to go against Gibeah and demands that Benjamin hand over the guilty men. Benjamin refuses and gathers an army to defend the city. The refusal turns a localized crime into civil war. The narrative emphasizes Israel’s deep fracture: one tribe chooses to protect those responsible rather than submit them to the judgment of the national assembly.
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Da machte sich alles Volk auf wie ein Mann und sprach: Es soll niemand in seine Hütte gehen noch in sein Haus kehren;
Entonces todo el pueblo, como un solo hombre, se levantó, y dijeron: Ninguno de nosotros irá a su tienda, ni nos apartaremos cada uno a su casa,
Todo el pueblo se levantó como un solo hombre y dijo: «Ninguno de nosotros irá a su tienda, ni ninguno volverá a su casa.
Tout le peuple se leva comme un seul homme, en disant: Nul de nous n'ira dans sa tente, et personne ne retournera dans sa maison.
E tutto il popolo si levò, come se non fosse stato che un uomo solo, dicendo: Noi non ce ne andremo ciascuno alla sua stanza, nè ci ritrarremo ciascuno in casa sua.
Então todo o povo se levantou como um só homem, dizendo: Nenhum de nós irá à sua tenda nem nenhum de nós voltará à sua casa.
眾百姓都起來如同一人,說:「我們誰也不回自己的帳棚,誰也不回自己的家去!
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