10 And it came about that as soon as A·doʹni-zeʹdek the king of Jerusalem heard that Joshua had captured Aʹi+ and then devoted it to destruction,+ that just as he had done to Jerʹi·cho+ and its king,+ so he had done to Aʹi and its king,+ and that the inhabitants of Gibʹe·on had made peace with Israel+ and were continuing in their midst,

12 It was then that Joshua proceeded to speak to Jehovah on the day of Jehovah’s abandoning the Amʹor·ites to the sons of Israel, and he went on to say before the eyes of Israel:

25 Gibʹe·on+ and Raʹmah and Be·erʹoth,

17 And out of the tribe of Benjamin, Gibʹe·on+ and its pasture ground, Geʹba+ and its pasture ground,

8 They were close by the great stone that is in Gibʹe·on,+ and A·maʹsa+ himself came to meet them. Now Joʹab was girded, clothed with a garment; and upon him there was girded a sword attached to his hip, in its sheath. And he himself came forth, and so it* fell out.

5 In Gibʹe·on Jehovah appeared+ to Solʹo·mon in a dream+ by night; and God* proceeded to say: “Request what I should give you.”+

16 So David did just as the [true] God had commanded him,+ and they went striking down the camp of the Phi·lisʹtines from Gibʹe·on+ to Geʹzer.+

3 Then Solʹo·mon and all the congregation* with him went to the high place that was at Gibʹe·on;+ for there was where the tent of meeting+ of the [true] God,* which Moses the servant+ of Jehovah had made in the wilderness, happened to be.

21 For Jehovah will rise up just as at Mount Pe·raʹzim,+ he will be agitated just as in the low plain near Gibʹe·on,+ that he may do his deed—his deed is strange—and that he may work his work*—his work is unusual.+