Bands Blew Blow Blowing Brake Branches Break Broke Broken Companies Cried Cry Crying Detachments Flaming Gideon Grasping Hands Held Hold Holding Horns Jars Lamps Loud Note Pitchers Ready Shouted Smashed Sword Torches Trumpets Vessels Wherewith Withal
7:20 And the three companies blew the trumpets, and brake the pitchers, and held the lamps in their left hands, and the trumpets in their right hands to blow [withal]: and they cried, The {k} sword of the LORD, and of Gideon.
(k) Shall destroy the enemies.
7:16-22 This method of defeating the Midianites may be alluded to, as exemplifying the destruction of the devil's kingdom in the world, by the preaching of the everlasting gospel, the sounding that trumpet, and the holding forth that light out of earthen vessels, for such are the ministers of the gospel, 2Co 4:6,7. God chose the foolish things of the world to confound the wise, a barley-cake to overthrow the tents of Midian, that the excellency of the power might be of God only. The gospel is a sword, not in the hand, but in the mouth: the sword of the Lord and of Gideon; of God and Jesus Christ, of Him that sits on the throne and the Lamb. The wicked are often led to avenge the cause of God upon each other, under the power of their delusions, and the fury of their passions. See also how God often makes the enemies of the church instruments to destroy one another; it is a pity that the church's friends should ever act like them.
Bands Blew Blow Blowing Brake Break Broke Broken Companies Cried Cry Detachments Hand Hands Held Hold Holding Horns Jars Lamps Note Pitchers Ready Right Shouted Smashed Sword Three Torches Trumpets Vessels Wherewith Withal
Bands Blew Blow Blowing Brake Break Broke Broken Companies Cried Cry Detachments Hand Hands Held Hold Holding Horns Jars Lamps Note Pitchers Ready Right Shouted Smashed Sword Three Torches Trumpets Vessels Wherewith Withal
