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Aplikace, kterou právě používáte, je biblický program Studijní on-line bible (dále jen SOB) verze 2. Jedná se prozatím o testovací verzi, která je oproti původní verzi postavena na HTML5, využívá JavaScriptovou knihovnu JQuery a framework Bootstrap. Nová verze přináší v některých ohledech zjednodušení, v některých ohledech je tomu naopak. Hlavní výhodou by měla být možnost využívání knihovny JQuery pro novou verzi tooltipů (ze kterých je nově možné kopírovat jejich obsah, případně kliknout na aktivní odkazy na nich). V nové verzi by zobrazení překladů i vyhledávek mělo vypadat "profesionálněji", k dispozici by měly být navíc např. informace o modulech apod. Přehrávač namluvených překladů je nyní postaven na technologii HTML5, tzn., že již ke svému provozu nepotřebuje podporu Flash playeru (který již oficiálně např. pro platformu Android není k dispozici, a u kterého se počítá s postupným všeobecným útlumem).
Application you're using is a biblical program Online Bible Study (SOB), version Nr. 2. This is yet a testing release, which is (compared to the previous version) based on HTML5, uses JQuery JavaScript library and Bootstrap framework. The new version brings in some aspects simplifications. The major advantage should be the possibility of using JQuery for the new version tooltips (from which it is now possible to copy their content, or click on active hyperlinks). In the new version are also available informations about the modules and the like. The player of the narrated translations is now HTML5 powered (he does not need Flash player). I hope, that the new features will be gradually added.
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| Judg 1:1: | After the death of JoShua, the children of Israel asked Jehovah, ‘Who will lead us in battle against the CanaAnites now?’ |
| Judg 1:2: | And Jehovah replied, ‘The Judeans must take the lead, for I have delivered this land into their hands.’ |
| Judg 1:4: | and Jehovah delivered the CanaAnites and Pherezites into their hands. It was at Bezek that they cut down ten thousand men. |
| Judg 1:19: | But Jehovah was with the Judeans, and they inherited all the hill country; yet they weren’t able to destroy the inhabitants in the valley, because the Rechabites kept them from doing so. |
| Judg 1:22: | The sons of Joseph went up against BethEl and Jehovah was with them. |
| Judg 2:1: | Well, a messenger of Jehovah had traveled from GilGal to The Place of Tears at BethEl, to address the house of Israel. And he told them, ‘This is what Jehovah has said: I brought you out of Egypt and into the land that I promised to your ancestors. And I said that I would never break the Agreement that I made with you. |
| Judg 2:4: | Well, after the messenger of Jehovah said all of this to the children of Israel, the people started shouting and crying, |
| Judg 2:5: | and that’s why they named it The Place of Tears. Then they offered sacrifices to Jehovah there, |
| Judg 2:7: | So, the people served Jehovah [faithfully] for as long as JoShua and all the elders (who knew of the great things that Jehovah had done in Israel) were still alive. |
| Judg 2:8: | But then JoShua (the son of NaWeh), the servant of Jehovah, died at a hundred and ten years old, |
| Judg 2:10: | And then the rest of that generation was laid to rest with their ancestors, and another generation came along that didn’t know Jehovah or of the things that He had done in Israel. |
| Judg 2:11: | So the children of Israel started doing evil things before Jehovah, and they started serving Baal Im. |
| Judg 2:12: | They left Jehovah (the God of their ancestors) who had brought them out of the land of Egypt, and started following and worshiping other gods – the gods of the nations roundabout them – |
| Judg 2:13: | and this made Jehovah very angry… they left Him and started serving Baal and the stars! |
| Judg 2:14: | And because Jehovah was very angry at Israel, He handed them over to looters who plundered them… He sold them into the hands of their enemies [who lived] around them and they were no longer able to stand against their enemies, |
| Judg 2:15: | for the hand of Jehovah was against them. He caused bad things to happen, as He promised, and they [underwent some very hard times]. |
| Judg 2:16: | Then Jehovah appointed Judges to save them from the hands of those who were looting them, but they wouldn’t even listen to the Judges. |
| Judg 2:17: | They just continued in their immoral relations with other gods by worshiping them, and they quickly turned from the way that their ancestors had walked, refusing to listen to the words of Jehovah. |
| Judg 2:18: | Now, because Jehovah had appointed their Judges, He blest the Judges and continued to save [Israel] from the hands of their enemies during the entire period of the Judges, for Jehovah was moved by all their groaning about those who were attacking and looting them. |
| Judg 2:20: | which made Jehovah very angry with Israel. So He told them: ‘Because this nation has broken the Sacred Agreement that I made with their ancestors and refused to listen to My voice, |
| Judg 2:23: | So, Jehovah just left those nations (that JoShua didn’t conquer) alone, and He didn’t drive them away. |
| Judg 3:1: | These are the nations that Jehovah left [in the land] to test those in Israel (those who didn’t know about the wars in CanaAn, |
| Judg 3:7: | [Of course], this was evil in the eyes of Jehovah, for they had forgotten Jehovah their God and were serving Baal Im and the sacred poles. |
| Judg 3:8: | As the result, Jehovah was very angry at Israel and He sold them into the hand of Chusar Sathaim, the king of Syrian-MesoPotamia, and the children of Israel served him for eight years. |
| Judg 3:9: | It was then that the children of Israel started calling to Jehovah; so Jehovah appointed a savior for Israel who delivered them… GothoniEl (the son of Kenez), the younger brother of Caleb. |
| Judg 3:10: | Jehovah poured out His Breath upon him, and he served as Israel’s Judge. And when he went to war against Chusar Sathaim, Jehovah gave the king of Syrian-MesoPotamia into his hands, and he was conquered. |
| Judg 3:12: | However, the children of Israel kept doing evil things before Jehovah, so because of their evil ways, He allowed Eglom (the king of Moab) to grow stronger, and then come against Israel. |
| Judg 3:15: | And again the children of Israel called to Jehovah and He provided them a savior, Aod (the son of Gera and grandson of JeMeni), who was just as strong with his left hand as he was with his right. And when the children of Israel sent him to carry gifts to Eglom, |
| Judg 3:28: | and said, ‘Now follow me, for Jehovah God has given our enemies the Moabites into our hands.’ So they followed him and they captured the fords that cross the Jordan near the land of Moab, and they wouldn’t allow anyone to cross. |
| Judg 3:31: | After him, Jehovah appointed SamEgar (the son of Dinach). He’s the one who cut down six hundred Philistines with an ox plough. And he too delivered Israel. |
| Judg 4:1: | And again, after Aod died, the children of Israel went back to doing evil things against Jehovah. |
| Judg 4:2: | So Jehovah sold them into the hands of JaBin (the king of CanaAn) who ruled from Asor. The leader of his army was SiSara, and he lived in ArisOth-of-the-Gentiles. |
| Judg 4:3: | Then the children of Israel started calling to [Jehovah again], because [SiSara] had nine hundred iron chariots, which [he used to] oppress Israel for twenty years. |
| Judg 4:6: | Then DeborAh sent for BaRak (the son of AbineEm) who was in Cades of NaphTali, and she asked him, ‘Hasn’t Jehovah the God of Israel given you any instructions? Take ten thousand men from among the sons of NaphTali and ZebuLon, and go to Mount Tabor. |
| Judg 4:8: | And BaRak replied, ‘If you’ll go with me, I will go. But if you won’t go, I’m not going; because I’m not sure which day Jehovah will bless me [by sending] His messengers.’ |
| Judg 4:9: | And she said, ‘Then I’ll go with you, but understand this: You won’t be honored by this expedition, for Jehovah will give SiSara into the hands of a woman.’ So DeborAh left Cades and went with BaRak… |
| Judg 4:14: | Then DeborAh told BaRak, ‘Now [get ready], for this is the day when Jehovah will give SiSara into your hands… because Jehovah will go ahead of you!’ So, BaRak descended Mount Tabor with ten thousand men, |
| Judg 4:15: | and Jehovah created problems for SiSara, his chariots, and his army; and BaRak cut them down with swords. Then SiSara jumped from his chariot and ran. |
| Judg 5:3: | Hear O you kings and listen you rulers, For this I will sing… Yes, I’ll sing a song to Jehovah… A psalm to Jehovah, Israel’s God. |
| Judg 5:4: | O Jehovah; You went up to Seir… You went to the land of Edom; The earth quaked and the sky dripped with dew, And from the clouds dropped the rain. |
| Judg 5:5: | Mountains shook before the face of the Lord; O God; Sinai [trembled] before the face of Jehovah (God of Israel), |
| Judg 5:9: | My heart yearned for Israel to be ordered, (Among those who still praised Jehovah) |
| Judg 5:11: | that you’ve been saved from those who disturbed us; And may those who go to draw water, Tell the righteous things that You’ve done, O Jehovah. And may Your righteous deeds keep growing in Israel; May the people of Jehovah return to their cities. |
| Judg 5:13: | A small group of the strong people of Jehovah went with him; They were the mighty that came from among us. |
| Judg 5:23: | May you be cursed, O Meroz, For, the messenger of Jehovah has cursed all who live there, Because they didn’t [fight] for Jehovah, And [they didn’t come] to the aid of His mighty. |
| Judg 5:31: | May all your enemies perish thus, O Jehovah; But may those who love You be just as strong, As the voyages of the sun.’ |
| Judg 6:1: | However, the children of Israel kept doing evil things in the eyes of Jehovah, so He put them under the hand of the Midianites for seven years. |
| Judg 6:7: | and the children of Israel started calling to Jehovah over Midian. |
| Judg 6:8: | Then Jehovah sent a Prophet to the children of Israel, who told them, ‘This is what Jehovah the God of Israel says: I’m the One who brought you out of the land of Egypt, and it was I who brought you out of the house of slavery. |
| Judg 6:10: | I also told you that I am Jehovah your God, so you are not to be afraid of the gods of the Amorites in whose land you now live; but you just wouldn’t listen to Me!’ |
| Judg 6:11: | Then a messenger of Jehovah came and sat down under the fir tree at EphRatha (BethLehem) in the land of JoAs (the father of EsDri), as [EsDri’s] son Gideon was threshing wheat in a wine press (so the Midianites wouldn’t notice [what he was doing]). |
| Judg 6:12: | It was there that Jehovah’s messenger appeared to him and said, ‘Jehovah is with you, you mighty [man].’ |
| Judg 6:13: | And Gideon said to him, ‘Be patient with me, my lord; If Jehovah is with us, then why are all these bad things happening to us… and where are all His miracles that our ancestors have told us about, such as when He brought them out of Egypt? For, now he has rejected us and given us into the hands of the Midianites.’ |
| Judg 6:14: | Then the messenger of Jehovah turned to him and said, ‘Go and use your strength to save Israel from the hands of Midian. For look, I am sending you!’ |
| Judg 6:16: | And the messenger of Jehovah said to him, ‘Jehovah will be with you and you must cut down everyone in Midian.’ |
| Judg 6:21: | Then the messenger of Jehovah stuck out the walking stick that was in his hand and touched the meat and fermentation-free bread, and fire came out of the rock and consumed it all. Then the messenger of Jehovah vanished from his sight. |
| Judg 6:22: | It was then that Gideon realized it was a messenger of Jehovah, and he said, ‘Ah… ah… Jehovah my God! I’ve seen the messenger of Jehovah face to face!’ |
| Judg 6:23: | And Jehovah replied, ‘May you have peace. Now, don’t be afraid, for you’re not going to die.’ |
| Judg 6:24: | And so Gideon built an altar to Jehovah there and called it ‘The Peace of Jehovah.’ And it’s still there today in EphRatha, [at the home of his] father, EsDri. |
| Judg 6:25: | Then that night, Jehovah said to him, ‘Now take the young calf that your father has, the second one that is seven-years old, and then destroy your father’s altar to Baal and his sacred poles. |
| Judg 6:26: | For, you must build an altar to Jehovah your God on the top of this hill and get things ready; then take the calf and sacrifice it as a whole burnt offering, using the wood from the sacred poles that you cut down.’ |
| Judg 6:27: | So, Gideon took ten of his servants and did as Jehovah said. But, because he was afraid of the house of his father and the men of the city, he did it at night. |
| Judg 6:34: | So, the Breath of Jehovah came upon Gideon and he blew his [battle] horn, and AbiEzer came to his aid. |
| Judg 7:4: | Then Jehovah said to Gideon, ‘There are still too many people, so lead them all down to the water, and I will reduce their numbers for you. Then, whichever ones I select and say, This one must go with you, you must take. And those that I tell you not to take must not go with you… make sure that they don’t come along!’ |
| Judg 7:5: | So, Gideon led the people down to the water, and Jehovah said to Gideon, ‘Now, I want you to set all those who lap the water like a dog aside from those who get down on their knees to drink.’ |
| Judg 7:7: | And Jehovah said to Gideon, ‘Now I’m going to save you and give Midian into your hands with these three hundred men who lapped the water. All the rest may return home.’ |
| Judg 7:9: | And that night, Jehovah said to him, ‘Now get up and go down into the camp, for I have given it into your hands. |
| Judg 7:15: | So, when Gideon heard the story of the dream and its interpretation, he thanked Jehovah. Then he returned to the camp of Israel and said, ‘Now get up, for Jehovah has given the camp of Midian into our hands.’ |
| Judg 7:18: | then I’ll blow my horn, and at the same time you must start blowing your trumpets all around their camp and shouting, For Jehovah and Gideon!’ |
| Judg 7:20: | Then all three companies blew their trumpets and broke their pitchers, and they held the torches in their left hands as they blew their trumpets with their right hands and shouted, ‘A sword for Jehovah and Gideon!’ |
| Judg 7:22: | And when the three hundred blew their trumpets, Jehovah caused the entire army to start attacking each other with swords. |
| Judg 8:3: | Why, Jehovah delivered the leaders of Midian (Oreb and Zeb) into your hands, and what did I do to compare with that?’ Well when he said that, they calmed down. |
| Judg 8:7: | And Gideon said, ‘Okay then, but when Jehovah gives Zebee and Salmana into my hands, [I’m going to return] and tear your flesh with thorns in the BarKenim Desert.’ From there he went up to Peniel and made the same request of them, but they answered as the men of Succoth had. |
| Judg 8:19: | And Gideon said, ‘They were my brothers… the sons of my mother. So, as Jehovah lives, if you had left them alive I wouldn’t have to kill you.’ |
| Judg 8:23: | But Gideon replied, ‘I’m not going to rule over you, nor will my sons, for Jehovah must be your ruler.’ |
| Judg 8:34: | So, the children of Israel forgot Jehovah their God who had saved them from the hands of all those around them that were oppressing them. |
| Judg 10:6: | Then the children of Israel once again started doing evil things in the eyes of Jehovah, |
| Judg 10:11: | but Jehovah said to the children of Israel: ‘Haven’t I delivered you from the oppression of Egypt, the Amorites, the children of AmMon, the Philistines, |
| Judg 10:16: | Then they removed all their other gods and started serving just Jehovah again. However, He was hurt by all the trouble that Israel was causing. |
| Judg 11:9: | So JephThah told the elders of Gilead. ‘Okay, if you bring me back to fight against the children of AmMon and Jehovah hands them over to me; then I must be your leader.’ |
| Judg 11:10: | And the elders of Gilead replied, ‘Jehovah is our witness that we will do just as you said.’ |
| Judg 11:11: | So JephThah went with the elders of Gilead, and the people made him the head [of their army and their] ruler. Then JephThah prayed to Jehovah about this at MasSepha. |
| Judg 11:21: | However, Jehovah the God of Israel gave Seon and all his people into the hands of Israel, and they them cut him down and inherited all the land of the Amorites who lived there, |
| Judg 11:23: | ‘So, now that Jehovah the God of Israel has removed the Amorites [and given their land to] His people Israel, are you going to take it back? |
| Judg 11:24: | Why not accept the land that your god Chamosh has given you as your inheritance, and allow us to inherit all the land that our God Jehovah has taken from you? |
| Judg 11:27: | So now, I haven’t sinned against you, but you’re doing me wrong by preparing to war against me. May Jehovah our Judge serve as the judge between the children of Israel and the children of AmMon today!’ |
| Judg 11:29: | And Jehovah’s Breath settled upon JephThah, so he went up to Gilead (in ManasSeh), passed by its watchtower (as well as the children of AmMon), and went to the other side of the city. |
| Judg 11:30: | Then JephThah made a vow to Jehovah. He said, ‘If you’ll give the children of AmMon into my hands, |
| Judg 11:31: | then whoever is the first to come out of the door of my house to meet me when I return in peace after [conquering] the children of AmMon, must be Jehovah’s… I will offer him as a whole burnt offering.’ |
| Judg 11:32: | Then JephThah advanced to meet the sons of AmMon in battle, and Jehovah gave them into his hands. |
| Judg 11:35: | And when he saw her, he ripped his clothes and shouted, ‘Oh no, my daughter! You’ve ruined me! Oh, I’m so sad, because I made a promise about you to Jehovah, and now I can’t change it.’ |
| Judg 11:36: | And she said: ‘Father, do to me whatever you’ve promised to Jehovah, for He has given you vengeance on our enemies, the children of AmMon.’ |
| Judg 12:3: | So, when I saw that you weren’t any help, I put my life in my own hands and attacked the sons of AmMon, and Jehovah gave them to me. So now, just why are you coming against me today?’ |
| Judg 13:1: | Then the children of Israel started sinning against Jehovah again, so He handed them over to the Philistines for forty years. |
| Judg 13:3: | Then a messenger of Jehovah appeared to her and said, ‘I see that you have never given birth to a son. |
| Judg 13:8: | So ManoEh prayed to Jehovah and said: ‘I beg You, O Jehovah my Lord, concerning the man of God that you sent. Let him come to us once again and teach us what to do to this child that’s about to be born.’ |
| Judg 13:9: | And Jehovah heard the voice of ManoEh and sent His messenger to the woman again as she was sitting in a field… but ManoEh (her husband) wasn’t with her. |
| Judg 13:13: | And the messenger of Jehovah said to ManoEh: ‘The woman will be aware of all the things that I spoke to her about; |
| Judg 13:15: | And ManoEh said to the messenger of Jehovah, ‘Please stay for a while and let us prepare a meal of young goat for you.’ |
| Judg 13:16: | And the messenger of Jehovah said to ManoEh, ‘If you want me to stay, I won’t eat your bread. But if you wish to sacrifice a whole burnt offering to Jehovah, you should do it.’ Now, ManoEh didn’t realize that he was a messenger of Jehovah, |
| Judg 13:18: | And the messenger of Jehovah replied, ‘Why do you ask my name? It’s just too wonderful.’ |
| Judg 13:19: | So then, ManoEh took a kid goat and its meat offering, and offered it to Jehovah on a rock. And the messenger did something unusual as ManoEh and his wife looked on. |
| Judg 13:20: | For the flames of the altar flew up into the sky, and the messenger of Jehovah went up in the flames. And when ManoEh and his wife saw this, they fell with their faces to the ground. |
| Judg 13:21: | Well, the messenger never appeared to ManoEh and his wife again. But MonoEh then realized that it was a messenger of Jehovah. |
| Judg 13:23: | But his wife said to him, ‘If Jehovah wanted to kill us, He wouldn’t have accepted our whole burnt offering and food offering, nor would He have shown us or caused us to hear all these things.’ |
| Judg 13:24: | Thereafter, the woman gave birth to a son who she named Sampson, and Jehovah blest him as he grew. |
| Judg 13:25: | For, the Breath of Jehovah went with him into the camp of Dan and between SaraAh and EsthaOl. |
| Judg 14:4: | Well, what his father and mother didn’t realize, is that this [action] came from Jehovah, for He wanted to bring His vengeance upon the Philistines, who were ruling over Israel at the time. |
| Judg 14:6: | Well, the Breath of Jehovah came over him in a powerful way, and he crushed the lion as though it were a kid goat, leaving nothing in his hands. But he didn’t tell his father and mother what he had done. |
| Judg 14:19: | Then the Breath of Jehovah came over him and he went down into the city and destroyed thirty men, took their clothes, and gave them to those who answered the riddle. And Sampson was so angry that he just went back to the house of his father, |
| Judg 15:18: | Well, he was extremely thirsty, so he called to Jehovah and said, ‘Since it has pleased You to use Your servant’s hands to bring about this great deliverance, must I now die of thirst and fall into the hands of the uncircumcised?’ |
| Judg 16:20: | So when DeliLah shouted ‘The Philistines are here, Sampson!’ he woke up thinking, ‘I’ll just shake myself free and leave, as before.’ But he didn’t know that Jehovah had left him. |
| Judg 16:28: | Then Sampson called to Jehovah and said, ‘O Jehovah my Lord; please remember me and give me strength just one last time, O God, so I can make the Philistines pay for the loss of my eyes.’ |
| Judg 17:2: | And he said to his mother, ‘Do you remember those eleven hundred silver coins that you once had, and which you cursed me for taking? Well, here they are, for I did in fact take them.’ And his mother said, ‘May Jehovah bless you, my son.’ |
| Judg 17:13: | And MicaYas said, ‘Now I know that Jehovah will treat me well, because a Levite has become my priest.’ |
| Judg 18:6: | And the priest said to them, ‘Go your way in peace, for the direction you’re heading is the direction of Jehovah.’ |
| Judg 20:1: | Then the whole gathering of the children of Israel (from Dan to BerSabeEh) came to a meeting before Jehovah at MasSepha in the land of Gilead. |
| Judg 20:2: | They all stood there before Jehovah as an assembly of the people of God, along with four hundred thousand sword carrying soldiers, |
| Judg 20:18: | But [before they went to battle], they went to BethEl to ask God, ‘Who must lead us in the fight against the children of BenJamin?’ And Jehovah replied, ‘Judah must go first and serve as your leader.’ |
| Judg 20:23: | [But first], they went and spent the day crying before Jehovah, and in the evening they asked Him, ‘Should we go to fight against our brothers the children of BenJamin again?’ And Jehovah said, ‘Go and fight them.’ |
| Judg 20:26: | Then all the children of Israel (the people and their troops) went to BethEl and sat there crying before Jehovah, and they fasted all that day until the evening. Then they offered whole burnt offerings and perfect sacrifices to Jehovah. |
| Judg 20:27: | Well, back then, the [Sacred Chest] of Jehovah God was there [in BethEl]. |
| Judg 20:28: | And Phineas (the son of EliEzer and grandson of Aaron) would go and stand before it whenever the children of Israel wanted to ask Jehovah for anything. So, again they asked: ‘Must we go again to fight with our brothers, the sons of BenJamin?’ And Jehovah replied, ‘If you go there in the morning, I will give them into your hands.’ |
| Judg 20:35: | So, Jehovah allowed the children of Israel to cut down BenJamin that day. And all together, the children of Israel destroyed twenty-five thousand of BenJamin’s soldiers. |
| Judg 21:3: | For they asked, ‘Why, O Jehovah the God of Israel, should one tribe of Israel now be missing?’ |
| Judg 21:5: | Then the children of Israel started asking, ‘Who among the tribes of Israel hasn’t come here to meet with the gathering of Jehovah?’ (For they had all sworn an oath that those who didn’t come to Jehovah at MasSephath would be put to death). |
| Judg 21:7: | But, what must we do to provide wives for those [among BenJamin] who are still alive, since we’ve all sworn by Jehovah not to give them our daughters as wives?’ |
| Judg 21:8: | Then they asked, ‘Are there any among the tribes of Israel who failed to come to Jehovah at MasSephath?’ And they found that no one had come there from JabIsh in Gilead |
| Judg 21:15: | The reason why the people made this concession to Benjamin, was because Jehovah had allowed this breakup among the tribes of Israel. |
| Judg 21:19: | Then they said, ‘Look, there’s a feast of Jehovah that’s held each year in Shiloh’ (which is north of BethEl and east of the road between BethEl and Sychem, south of Lebona). |
