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1 Maccabees 5

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And Judas fought against the sons of Esau in Idumea at Acrabattene, because they were besetting Israel, and he struck them with a great blow and restrained them and took their spoils.
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And they were shut up by him in the towers, and he pitched against them and he devoted them to destruction and he burned her towers with fire, together with all the things that were in them
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and all our brothers who are in the land of Tubias have been put to death, and they have captured their wives and their children and their baggage, and there they destroyed about one thousand men
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And when Judas and the people heard these words, a great assembly was gathered to deliberate what they should do for their brothers who were in affliction and being warred against by them.
17
And Judas said to Simon his brother, Choose for yourself men and go and rescue your brothers who are in Galilee, but I and Jonathan my brother will go to Gilead.
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And in the remaining cities of Gilead they are gathered together; for tomorrow they are arranged to encamp against the strongholds and to capture them and to remove all these in one day.
28
And Judas and his camp turned by the way into the wilderness of Bosor, suddenly, and he captured the city and killed every male with the edge of the sword and took all their spoils and burned it with fire.
30
And it happened in the morning that they lifted up their eyes, and behold, a great people, of whom there was no number, carrying ladders and siege engines to take the fortress, and they were waging war against them.
34
And the camp of Timotheus recognized that it was Maccabaeus, and they fled from before him, and he struck them with a great blow, and there fell of them on that day as many as eight thousand men.
40
And Timotheus said to the commanders of his force, as Judas and his camp drew near to the torrent of water, If he crosses over to us first, we will not be able to withstand him, because, being able, he will be able against us.
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And as Judas drew near to the brook of water, he stationed the scribes of the people at the brook and instructed them, saying, Do not let any man encamp, but let all come into the battle.
43
And he crossed over against them first, and all the people behind him, and all the nations were crushed before them, and they threw down their weapons and fled to the sanctuary of Karnain.
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And they took the city beforehand, and they burned the temple with fire, together with all that was in it, and Carnain was routed, and they were no longer able to stand before the face of Ioudou
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And Judas gathered all Israel, those in Gilead, from little to great, and their women and their children and their baggage, a very large camp, to come into the land of Judah
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And Judas sent to them with words of peace, saying, We will pass through your land to depart into our land, and no one will do you harm; only we will pass by on foot. But they were not willing to open to him.
65
And Judas and his brothers went out and were fighting the sons of Esau in the land toward the south, and he struck Hebron and its daughters, and pulled down its fortresses, and burned its towers all around.
68
And Judas turned aside to Azotus, the land of the foreigners, and he pulled down their altars and burned the carved images of their gods with fire and plundered the spoils of the cities and returned to the land of Judah
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