Bible Game · Chapter 22
Gideon's Fleece
Gideon asks for a sign — let dew form on the fleece alone overnight, while the ground around stays dry (6:37). The next day it was so; he wrung a bowlful of dew from the fleece. Yet he asks once more, this time reversed — let the fleece stay dry and dew fall only on the ground (6:39). You stand there and ask, why test again? — This game does not ask whether God sent that dew. It settles only one thing: which test rules out chance.
Old Testament · Judges 6 · before dry ground and a wet fleece
The painting in this case
Maarten van Heemskerck · 16th century · this Dutch master, who studied antiquity in Rome, engraved biblical stories in print series that spread across Reformation Europe. At left the dew is wrung from the fleece into a bowl; at right Gideon kneels — the sign that no chance could explain.
A Bible detective game: read the Hebrew and Greek alongside the text, cross-examine the witnesses, and work out what actually happened. Not a quiz you memorize — you win by reading, weighing, and judging. Free, in Korean and English.
This game makes no theological judgments. Every verdict rests only on the narrative facts the text itself states.
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