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276 passages listed in Nave’s Topical Bible and Torrey’s New Topical Textbook. Verse text: Berean Standard Bible; links open in your translation.

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Accompanied by Beasts of Burden and Wagons for Baggage

Ancient, often Numerous

Antiquity of

Began Their Campaigns in the Spring

Called The: Bands

Called The: Hosts

Called The: Power of Kings

Called The: Wings of a Nation

Camp and March

Captains of Fifties

Captains of Hundreds

Captains of Thousands

Commenced Battles with a Shout

Compared to Caterpillars

Compared to Clouds

Compared to Flies

Compared to Grasshoppers

Compared to Locusts

Compared to Overflowing Torrents

Compared to Waters of a River

Compared to Whirlwinds

Compulsory Service In

Devastation Occasioned By

Divided the Spoil

Employed in Assaulting Cities

Employed in Besieging Cities

Employed in Fighting Battles

Encamped in the Open Fields

Encamped: Before Cities

Enumeration of Israel's Military Forces

Exercised Savage Cruelties on the Vanquished

Fear Occasioned By

Figurative

Frequently the Instrument of God's Vengeance

Furnished with Standards

Generally in Three Divisions

Generals of Corps and Divisions

How officered: Commander-In-Chief

Levies For

March in Ranks

March in Ranks by Jehoshaphat

March in Ranks in Siege of Jericho

March in Ranks of Ai

March in Ranks of Beth-El

March in Ranks of Jericho

March in Ranks of Jerusalem

March in Ranks of Laish

March in Ranks of Samaria

March in Ranks with Dancing

March in Ranks with Music

March in Ranks with Songs

March in Ranks: “Engines” Used

March in Ranks: A Promotion

March in Ranks: A Share the Spoils

March in Ranks: Abraham, in Pursuit of Chedorlaomer

March in Ranks: Ambushes at Gibeah

March in Ranks: Ambushes at Shechem

March in Ranks: Ambushes at Zemaraim

March in Ranks: Ambushes, at Ai

March in Ranks: Among the Midianites

March in Ranks: Among the Philistines

March in Ranks: Among the Syrians

March in Ranks: Angel of the Lord Smites the Assyrians

March in Ranks: Ark Taken to Battle

March in Ranks: Army Choir and Songs

March in Ranks: Battle Shouts

March in Ranks: Captains (R. V. Margin, Military Tribunes) of

March in Ranks: Centurions

March in Ranks: Champions Fight Instead of

March in Ranks: Check Roll-Call

March in Ranks: Children Instructed in Military Arts

March in Ranks: Composed of Insurgents

March in Ranks: Confederated

March in Ranks: Confidence In, Vain

March in Ranks: David's Attack Upon the Philistines

March in Ranks: Decoy

March in Ranks: Delay

March in Ranks: Determine Royal Succession

March in Ranks: Divided Into “Bands” (R. V. Margin, Cohorts)

March in Ranks: Escort Duty Performed By

March in Ranks: Exhorted Before Battle

March in Ranks: Flanks Called Wings

March in Ranks: Forced Marches

March in Ranks: Fortifications

March in Ranks: Gideon's Victory

March in Ranks: Holiness Enjoined

March in Ranks: Insubordination In, Punished, Achan

March in Ranks: Jehoshaphat's Victories

March in Ranks: Joshua, Against the Amorites

March in Ranks: Margin Note)

March in Ranks: Margin);

March in Ranks: Mercenaries

March in Ranks: Move, in Attack, in Three Divisions

March in Ranks: Night Attacks

March in Ranks: Officers Consecrate Themselves to God

March in Ranks: Orders Delivered with Trumpets

March in Ranks: Panics

March in Ranks: Purifications

March in Ranks: Sacrifices

March in Ranks: Samaria's Deliverances

March in Ranks: Seeking Counsel from God Before Battle

March in Ranks: Sieges

March in Ranks: Soldiers Destroy Each Other to Escape Captivity

March in Ranks: Standards

March in Ranks: Standing Armies

March in Ranks: Sun Stands Still

March in Ranks: The Confederated Kings

March in Ranks: The General offers his Daughter in Marriage

March in Ranks: The King offers his Daughter

March in Ranks: Uniforms of

March in Ranks: Unusual Winter Campaign

March in Ranks: when Aaron and Hur Held up Moses' Hands

Marched with Noise and Tumult

Marched with Order and Precision

Marched with Rapidity

Marched: Often in Open Line

Multitudes of Angels

Numerous and Heavy Afflictions

Often Consisted of the Whole Effective Strength of Nations

Often Destroyed by Brought Their Idols with Them

Often Destroyed by Supernatural Means

Often Destroyed by Their Enemies

Often Destroyed by Themselves Through Divine Intervention

Often Surprised Their Enemies

Often Went on Foreign Service

Refusal to Obey the Summons, Instance of

Rendezvous of Cutting Oxen in Pieces, and Sending the Pieces Throughout Israel

Rendezvous of Sounding a Trumpet

Sent out Foraging Parties

The Church

Toil and Fatigue often Endured By

Troops often Hired For

Who of the Israelites Were Subject to Service In

Who Were Exempt from Service In

Related topics

The Armies of IsraelThe Armies of Israel with the Aid of God All-PowerfulArmies of Different Nations often ConfederatedThe Armies of Israel without God Easily OvercomeArmies in Latter Ages Received PayArmies were Composed of Bowmen and Slingers

Topics: Nave’s Topical Bible (1896) and Torrey’s New Topical Textbook (1897), public domain, via the Berean Bible topical index.