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The collective tribes of Israel seeking to resolve the issue of the tribe of Benjamin's near extinction.
The Israelites lament the near destruction of the tribe of Benjamin and seek a way to provide wives for the remaining Benjamite men to preserve the tribe.
The tribe facing near extinction after the civil war with the other Israelite tribes.
The tribe of Benjamin is left with only 600 men after the conflict, prompting the other tribes to find a way to provide them with wives.
Leaders who devise a plan to provide wives for the Benjamites.
The elders propose a solution involving the women of Jabesh-gilead and the daughters of Shiloh to ensure the survival of the tribe of Benjamin.
Women taken to be wives for the Benjamites.
The Israelites take 400 young women from Jabesh-gilead to provide wives for the Benjamites, as part of their plan to preserve the tribe.
Women taken during a festival to be wives for the Benjamites.
The Israelites instruct the Benjamites to take wives from the daughters of Shiloh during a festival, further ensuring the survival of the tribe.