And it was so: for he rose up early on the morrow, and thrust the fleece together, and wringed the dew out of the fleece, a bowl full of water.
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Verse 38 is found in chapter 6 of Judges. The Midianites and their allies gather for battle. The Spirit of the Lord comes upon Gideon, and he summons the tribes. Even so, Gideon asks for signs through the fleece to confirm the divine word. The passage shows both the Spirit’s action and Gideon’s insecurity. The signs do not present a general method for discerning God’s will but a particular episode within his calling.
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Und es geschah also. Und da er des andern Morgens früh aufstand, drückte er den Tau aus vom Fell und füllte eine Schale voll des Wassers.
Y aconteció así: porque como se levantó de mañana, exprimiendo el vellón sacó de él el rocío, un vaso lleno de agua.
Y así sucedió. Se levantó temprano al día siguiente y exprimió el vellón; sacó del vellón un tazón lleno de agua de rocío.
Et il arriva ainsi. Le jour suivant, il se leva de bon matin, pressa la toison, et en fit sortir la rosée, qui donna de l'eau plein une coupe.
Ed egli avvenne così. Ed egli si levò la mattina seguente, e stringendo il vello, spremè della rugiada una piena coppa d’acqua.
E assim sucedeu; porque no outro dia se levantou de madrugada, e apertou o velo; e do orvalho que espremeu do velo, encheu uma taça de água.
一切果然發生了。次日早晨 基甸 起來,把羊毛擰一擰,從羊毛中擠出露水來,裝滿一碗的水。
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