Juges 20:10

Darby's French Translation

et nous prendrons dix hommes sur cent de toutes les tribus d'Israël, et cent sur mille, et mille sur dix mille, qui prendront des provisions pour le peuple, afin que, à leur arrivée, on traite Guibha de Benjamin selon toute l'infamie qu'elle a commise en Israël.

Parallel Translations

La Bible Ostervald (1996)
Nous prendrons dix hommes sur cent, d'entre toutes les tribus d'Israël, et cent sur mille, et mille sur dix mille, afin qu'ils prennent des vivres pour le peuple, et que, se rendant à Guibea de Benjamin, on la traite selon l'infamie du crime qu'elle a commis en Israël.

Louis Segond (1910)
Nous prendrons dans toutes les tribus d'Israël dix hommes sur cent, cent sur mille, et mille sur dix mille; ils iront chercher des vivres pour le peuple, afin qu'à leur retour on traite Guibea de Benjamin selon toute l'infamie qu'elle a commise en Israël.

La Bible David Martin (1744)
Nous prendrons dix hommes de cent dans toutes les Tribus d'Israël, et cent de mille, et mille de dix mille, qui prendront de la provision pour le peuple, afin qu'étant entrés à Guibha de Benjamin, ils la traitent selon toute la turpitude qu'elle a commise en Israël.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

ten thousand: or, myriad, Genesis 24:60

Reciprocal: Deuteronomy 22:21 - she hath wrought Judges 20:6 - folly in Israel Judges 21:1 - had sworn Nehemiah 11:1 - one of ten Jonah 1:7 - and let

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And we will take ten men of an hundred, throughout all the tribes of Israel,.... Excepting that of Benjamin which was not with them, not any of them:

and a hundred out of a thousand, and a thousand out of ten thousand; in all 40,000, out of the 400,000:

to fetch victual for the people; ten men were to provide food for ninety, and one hundred men for nine hundred, and 1000 men for 9000, in all 40,000, for 360,000; these were either to go to their own tribes and habitations, or to the towns and cities adjacent, to procure food for this large army; for they came from their homes without any provision, not knowing that the affair would keep them long; but perceiving that it would require time before it could be determined, they judged it the wisest method for some to be appointed to take care of provision for the army, that it might not be scattered about on that account, but pursue the war with vigour till satisfaction was obtained:

that they might do, when they came to Gibeah of Benjamin, according to all the folly that they have wrought in Israel; punish with death the delinquents, and chastise the inhabitants, and especially the magistrates, for their connivance at such wicked persons among them, and negligence of doing their duty.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

In order to make it possible for the force of Israel to keep the field, and do to the men of Gibeah what their wickedness deserved, every tenth man (40,000 in all) was appointed to find provisions for the whole army.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse Judges 20:10. Ten men of a hundred — Expecting that they might have a long contest, they provide suttlers for the camp; and it is probable that they chose these tenths by lot.