Who were they?
It took place, not in 480 B.C, but in 12th century B.C.
Not in Thermopylae Greece, but in the land near Gaza.
They were not courageous and willing to die.
In fact, among 32,000 men, only 10,000 remained when those trembling in fear left.
They were not full of wisdom.
Only 300 knew that they must be alert even when drinking from a body of water.
The battle was not more than 7 days.
The enemy was defeated the night they blew the trumpets and broke the jars.
No, they did not all die. They all lived to praise the God they serve.
They were not all strong.
Their leader was the least in a family from the weakest clan.
But Gideon had the faith in a God who turns zeroes to heroes.
Learn from the original heroes. They put their faith in God.
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