Remember: The Bible tells how God kept only three hundred men, so the win would clearly be his.
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Three hundred and a jarRaiders from Midian rode in every year and ate the crops, so the people of Israel hid in caves. A young man named Gideon was beating wheat in secret in a winepress. He felt small, but he was told that God was with him. Thirty-two thousand men came to join him. Then twenty-two thousand went home, and ten thousand stayed. After a test at the stream, only three hundred men were kept, so the win would clearly be God's. Gideon gave each man a trumpet and an empty clay jar with a burning flashlight inside. At midnight his men stood in a ring around the camp, blew their trumpets and smashed their jars. The raiders ran away.
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How did the raiders from Midian ride in each year?
⛵In boats🐪On camels🫏On donkeys
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A winepress was a cut into rock, where grapes were crushed for juice.
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32,000 men came to join Gideon, and 22,000 went home. So men stayed.
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Gideon split the 300 men into 3 groups. Each group had 100 men. That is men in all.
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Circle the three things Gideon gave each man. (circle every one)
Each flashlight was hidden in a jar so no light showed until the jar broke.
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Which men did God keep at the stream?
🧎The men who knelt and put their faces in the water🤲The men who cupped the water in their hands and lapped it🏠The men who stayed behind
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Sam wrote that the fleece and the ground were both wet. Fix it: first the fleece was wet and the ground was .
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Write one small step you can take when a job feels too big.
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Draw one of Gideon's men with a trumpet in one hand and a clay jar in the other.
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10,000 men stayed, and 300 were kept. So men were sent home.
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