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• Gideon.
• Gideon, from the Hebrew word meaning hewer or feller, was the son of Joash, an Abiezrite (Judges 6:11), from the town of Ophrah in the Manasseh territory (see Tribal Lands) of Samaria, a short distance from Mount Gerizim (the view from the summit is seen in the photograph below). Also known as Jerub-baal (Judges 6:29, 32), Gideon was one of the series of Judges, or tribal leaders, whose story is substantially detailed in recorded Bible History (Judges chapters 6-8).
• We first read of Gideon at a time when "the people of Israel did what was evil in the sight of The Lord; and The Lord gave them into the hand of Midian seven years. ... When the time of punishment was completed, The Angel of The Lord appeared to Gideon and said, "Go in this might of yours and deliver Israel from the hand of Midian; do not I send you?" (Judges 6:14 RSV). With some reluctance, and a request for signs that God was truly with him, Gideon finally accepted his calling (Judges 6:17-22).
• Gideon's first attack was somewhat modest; under cover of darkness, Gideon and ten of his servants destroyed the people's altar of Baal, and cut down the Asherah pole that had been erected beside it (Judges 6:25-27).
• Using a Shofar, Gideon then mustered a force of 22,000 Israelites (Judges 6:34-35). ...
• Gideon died at a good old age, and was buried in the tomb of his fathers. ...
• Fact Finder: Is Gideon referred to as a man of faith in the New Testament?.

• Judges Part III: GIDEON THE JUDGE .
• Oppressed by the Midianites, Gideon, the youngest of his brothers, in the smallest tribe of Israel, is confronted by a divine message to rise into leadership. Ever the skeptic, Gideon insists on a couple of miracles that would prove the source of the order. ... Using psychological warfare Gideon overcomes his quantitative shortcomings, and defeats the oppressing force. ...

• Gideon Ezra.
• Gideon Ezra was born in Jerusalem in 1937. ... Gideon Ezra served in the General Security Services between 1962-1995 and was formerly Deputy Head of the General Security Services. ...
• In March 2001, Gideon Ezra was appointed Deputy Minister of Public Security.

• Gideon v. ...
• Clarence Earl Gideon was arrested for attempting to break and enter a poolroom with intent to commit a misdemeanor. ... Gideon, who was illiterate and had no money to hire a competent attorney, requested council be appointed. ... The trial judge ruled that Gideon was competent enough to handle his own defense as well as any man. Gideon was convicted and sent to prison, where he filed a habeas corpus petition in the Supreme Court. ... The Supreme Court found in favor of Gideon, overruling Betts v. ... " Gideon was given a new trial with a lawyer and the jury acquitted him. ...

• Clarence Earl Gideon, a 50 year-old drifter, was charged with breaking and entering the poolroom, stealing bottles of wine, beer, soda,  and change from a cigarette machine and a juke box.
• Gideon insisted he was entitled to be represented by a lawyer. ...
• The trial judge denied Gideon's demand for a court-appointed lawyer, so he represented himself. ...
• Gideon served his time at Raiford Prison in Union County, Florida. ...
• From his Raiford Prison cell, Gideon handwrote a letter to the U. ... This is a copy of Gideon's handwritten answer.
• The respondent to Gideon's petition for writ of habeas corpus was the Director of the Florida Department of Corrections, H. ... Cochran, so the case was originally called Gideon vs. ...
•   When the decision was announced on March 18, 1963, the case had been renamed Gideon v. ...
• A unanimous Supreme Court ruled in Gideon's favor. ...
• Gideon's case was sent back to the Florida court for retrial. With a court-appointed lawyer representing him at the second trial, a jury found Clarence Gideon Not Guilty and set him free. ...
• Supreme Court on behalf of Clarence Earl Gideon. ...
• Florida Assistant Attorney General who briefed and argued the case against Gideon in the U. ...
• Lawyer appointed to represent Gideon at his retrial, which resulted in an acquittal. ...
• Hamlin, extending Gideon to misdemeanors. ...

• GIDEON & MARYANN MANTELL:. Gideon Mantell (1790-1852) was a British physician and natural historian. ...
• Actually it was Gideon's wife, MaryAnn, who found the first Iguanodon material. She had gone with her husband to Surrey to take a spring ride in the country while Gideon visited a patient. ... She took these to show Gideon, and he was so intrigued by them, that he spent years searching local rock quarries for more specimens. ...
• Although Gideon and MaryAnn appear to have made a formidable research team, their marriage was not a happy one. Eventually, Maryann became thoroughly exasperated by Gideon's overarching devotion to his work and his lack of interest in her, and she divorced him - a bold thing to do in the early 19th century.

• Gideon.
• Gideon was the son of Joash the Abiezrite from Ophrah. ... The Lord told Gideon that he would be made strong and that he was to save Israel from the Midianites. Gideon raised an army of 32,000, but after several tests by the Lord, the army was whittled down to 300 men. ... At night, Gideon and his 300 men lit torches, blew trumpets and shouted "For the Lord and for Gideon. ... Midian never recovered, and the land was at peace for 40 years during Gideon's lifetime. ... Gideon died an old man, and was buried by his father in Ophrah. ... The story of Gideon is found in Judges, chapters 6-8. The name Gideon means "he who casts down. ...

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•     Beads of sweat coursed down Gideon's back and dripped from his brow as he gasped to catch his breath. ...
• As he pummeled the wheat and glanced around periodically, Gideon still could not believe the devastation. ... Exhausted, Gideon leaned over to catch his breath. ...
• How nice it must be to relax in the cool shade, Gideon thought as he struggled to save a bit of grain. ...
•     Who IS this fellow? Gideon wondered, squinting to look him over. ...
•     Gideon pointed to the devastation and asked the stranger whether the Lord was with His people now. Gideon could hardly believe his ears. The stranger commanded him to deliver Israel from the Midianites, something Gideon had fantasized about all day. ...
•     Gideon always had been a bit of a doubter. ... Gideon begged him not to leave while he hurriedly prepared a meal of bread and meat for the stranger. ...
• Instantly, he realized he had been speaking to the Lord, which meant that Gideon would indeed be the one to deliver Israel from the devastating Midianites and Amalekites! .
•     Gideon was further convinced of the identity of the stranger by his instructions. Instead of giving an immediate call to organize an army, the Lord told Gideon to tear down the altar to Baal and the Asherah idol beside it that belonged to Gideon's father. ...
•     The account of Gideon's undermanned victory over Israel's enemies is well known. ... God would not use Gideon to deliver Israel from the hand of Midian and the Amalekites until he destroyed the altar of Baal belonging to his father. ... Only then could Gideon be used to assemble the appropriate army directed by God to defeat the Midianites. ...

• Gideon Welles .
• Born in the Connecticut town of Glastonbury, Gideon Welles graduated from the American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy in Vermont (today, Norwich University). ...
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• Gideon Welles.

• Gideon Freudmann.
• Gadfly Records is proud to announce the release of "Hologram Crackers," the new all-instrumental release from quirky cello maestro Gideon Freudmann.

•   Making Good on the Promise of Gideon v. ...
• They will carry on in delivering on the promise of Gideon v. ...
• Take, for example, the Gideon Award. The Clarence Earl Gideon Award recognizes a man who was accused of breaking into a pool hall in Panama City, Florida, and, when forced to defend himself at trial, demanded a lawyer. ... When I teach the right to counsel at the law schools, I have the students read Clarence Earl Gideon's handwritten petition for certiorari, as well as the decision in Gideon v. ... And I have them read the article from the New York Times of August 6, 1963, reporting that Clarence Earl Gideon, represented by counsel at his retrial, was acquitted. I want the students to understand that the case is about more than an important legal principal; it is about Clarence Earl Gideon; it is about his liberty. ...
• You are making good on the constitutional promise of Gideon v. ...
• They will carry on in delivering on the promise of Gideon v. ...

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