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OET-RV by cross-referenced section 1 SAM 14:16

1 SAM 14:16–14:23 ©

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Yisrael defeats the Philistines

1 Sam 14:16–23

16Sha’uls lookouts in Gibeah (in Benyamite territory) saw to their surprise that their opponents were starting to scatter in every direction. 17Count our people and see who’s missing,” Sha’ul commanded, so they called the roll and wow, it was Yonatan and his servant who weren’t accounted for. 18“Bring the sacred chest here,” Sha’ul told Ahiyah the priest, because the Israelis had control of it again at that time. 19But even as Sha’ul was speaking to him, the confusion in the Philistine camp was continually increasing, and Sha’ul told him, “Oh, don’t worry about it.” 20Then he called his warriors together and they went forward to battle. To their surprise, the Philistines were fighting each other in total confusion. 21Now before that time, some Hebrews had joined the Philistine camp, but now they switched alliance back to Yisrael with Sha’ul and Yonatan. 22Also, there had been some Israeli deserters who’d hidden in the Efrayimite hill country heard that the Philistines were fleeing, and so they too also chased and attacked them. 23So Yahweh saved Yisrael that day, and the fighting went as far as Beyt-Aven.