He climbed up using his hands and feet He climbed up using only his hands He went up in his heavenly chariot He went up in his small chariot He went up in a two-wheeled cart

Jonathan attacked the Philistines The armor-bearer carried them In the first attack, about twenty men fell They fell struck down across a half-acre Jonathan made a slaughter

There was trembling in the camp, in the field, and among all the people The people rejoiced before the Lord All the enemies trembled Even the enemy’s land quaked It was a divine trembling from God

The Philistines’ army was in confusion The multitude of Philistines scattered and melted away in all directions The Philistines’ camp began to collapse The army they trusted in turned against them The Philistines wondered why their men were fleeing

Saul called together the people for battle He said, “Count the people and see who has gone” While counting, they saw Jonathan was missing They found out the ark was not with them Saul and all the people with him gathered and went to battle

The ark was with Israel Saul said, “Bring the ark of God here” The ark was with the Philistines The Philistines had previously captured the ark The Philistines had hidden the ark

The confusion in the Philistine camp increased The noise of the Philistine army increased greatly Saul told the priest, “Withdraw your hand” The Philistines attacked and Saul fled Saul and his men fled from the noise

Saul went to war Saul’s men gathered together Saul and his men went to battle A man among the Philistines opened a gate Great confusion struck the Philistines

The Lord delivered Israel that day Even the Hebrews who had joined the Philistines earlier came back to join Israel The Israelites hiding in Ephraim joined the battle The Philistines who escaped were pursued The Israelites chased and defeated the Philistines

The Lord had ordered complete destruction of the enemies Saul had forbidden anyone to eat until evening Saul said anyone who ate before evening would be cursed Therefore, no one ate any food Some disobeyed and ate food anyway

They continued the battle They saw honey flowing in the forest Honey was dripping from the trees No one dared to eat it The people feared taking the honey

He hadn’t heard his father’s oath to the people Jonathan dipped the tip of his staff into the honey He brought it to his mouth with his hand His eyes brightened A soldier warned him about the curse

“My father has troubled the land” “I just tasted a little honey” “See, how my eyes have brightened!” “If the people had eaten today, the Philistines would have suffered a greater defeat” “The people also tasted honey together”

The warriors struck down the Philistines that day They struck them from Michmash to Aijalon The warriors were very faint The warriors fell upon the spoil They took sheep and cattle, slaughtered them, and ate with the blood

Saul said, “You have acted treacherously” He said, “Roll a large stone here at once” He said, “Come here all of you and bring your oxen and sheep” He said, “Let’s slaughter them here” He said, “You must not sin against the Lord by eating with blood”