107
The Pelishtim gathered in a host too numerous to count and prepared for war against Yisra'el.
108
Daviyd became deeply troubled by the size of the enemy.
109
Yahuah told Gad to assure Daviyd that he should not fear the uncircumcised host, for on the next day Yahuah would place them and their oppressors into his hand.
110
Daviyd confessed that he was unworthy of the mercies already shown to him and blessed the Name of Yahuah.
111
During the night a fiery rider descended from the heavens with a drawn sword.
112
The heavenly warrior struck the camp of the Pelishtim with a great slaughter until none remained.
113
At morning the report came to Daviyd that the enemy had been destroyed without Yisra'el's army accomplishing it.
114
Daviyd declared that nothing can restrain Yahuah from delivering by many or by few.
115
He blessed Yahuah as the One who vindicates His people against enemies.
116
Daviyd set up a pillar and named it the Pillar of Vengeance as a memorial of the deliverance.