We’re coming to a transition in our study where we move from chapter 6 to chapter 7, which correlates with a transition in Gideon’s character.

• In chapter 6 he is (mainly) hiding, doubting & questioning.
• In chapter 7 he is (for the most part) preparing, leading & winning.

What does he do at the end of chapter 6 that enables this change? And how might we do similar?
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