4 figures
Judge of Israel and military leader against the Midianites.
Gideon continues his pursuit of the Midianite kings, Zebah and Zalmunna, and deals with internal conflicts among the Israelites. He demonstrates both faith and human flaws, as seen in his creation of an ephod that leads Israel into idolatry.
Kings of Midian defeated by Gideon.
These Midianite kings are pursued and captured by Gideon. Their defeat marks the end of Midianite oppression over Israel during Gideon's time.
Tribe of Israel that confronts Gideon over not being called to battle earlier.
The Ephraimites express anger at not being included in the initial battle against Midian, but Gideon appeases them by highlighting their significant role in capturing Oreb and Zeeb.
Cities that refuse to aid Gideon and his men.
These cities deny Gideon and his men provisions during their pursuit of the Midianite kings, leading to their eventual punishment by Gideon.