Judges 6
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Judges 6:37-40

37beholdH2009, I will putH3322 a fleeceH1492 of woolH6785 on the threshing-floor; ifH518 there be dewH2919 on the fleeceH1492 onlyH905, and it be dryH2721 uponH5921 allH3605 the groundH776, then shall I knowH3045 that thou wilt saveH3467 IsraelH3478 by mine handH3027, as thou hast spokenH1696. 38And it was soH3651: for he roseH7925 upH7925 earlyH7925 on the morrow, and pressedH2115 the fleeceH1492 together, and wringed the dewH2919 outH4480 of the fleeceH1492, a bowlful of waterH4325. 39And GideonH1439 saidH559 unto GodH430, LetH4994 notH408 thine angerH639 be kindledH2734 againstH5921 meH413, and I will speakH1696 but this onceH6471: letH4994 meH413 prove, I prayH4994 thee, but this onceH6471 with the fleeceH1492; letH4994 it nowH4994 be dryH2721 onlyH389 uponH5921 the fleeceH1492, and uponH5921 allH3605 the groundH776 letH4994 there be dewH2919. 40And GodH430 didH6213 soH3651 that nightH3915: for it was dryH2721 uponH5921 the fleeceH1492 onlyH905, and there was dewH2919 on allH3605 the groundH776.

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Revised Version 1895 — 1895 — Public Domain