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What weapons did Gideon use to defeat the Midianites?
The ark of God and flaming torches
Spears
Trumpets, pitchers and lamps
Swords and shields
Spears
Trumpets, pitchers and lamps
Swords and shields
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Jdg 7:16-22 - sending the enemy into disarray.
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What happened to the soldiers of Gideon who lapped the river water with their tongues like dogs?
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