Where in the Bible does it narrate a story of a weaker army defeating a stronger army through God's help?

Judges 6-7 is a good one. Yes, it's the story of Gideon, again. But Judges 6 is more like setting the scene of what kind of situation they were in, and it introduces Gideon. Judges 7 is where the actual action happens.

Joshua 5:13-15 and Joshua 6 has the story of the fall of the walls of Jericho.

1 Samuel 17 is the story of David and Goliath. After David strikes down Goliath (and David was pretty young around this time - scholars think he was around 15-17) the entire huge Philistine army flees with the Israelites chasing them.

Gideon's story is probably the best.

Exodus 17:11 The Hebrews defeated the Amalekites as long as Moses held his hands up.

Judges 6 The Israelites beat the Midianites.

1 Samuel 17 The Philistines vs the Israelites.

The lesson of Gideon.

They only had a handful of men but with God's help and guidance, they were able to defeat the Midianite army without even shedding one drop of blood or even fighting.

Judges Chapter 6

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Gideon rallying the people of Israel against the Midianites is one that comes immediately to mind. You can find it in the book of Judges, I think. If you have a concordance to your Bible, look it up under "Gideon" and "Midianites."

I think there are many other examples as well, accounts of battles in which the armies of Israel and Judah prevail against apparently overwhelming odds.

The story of Gideon.

Judges 6.

yes, the David and Goliath story...1 Samuel 17

That would be the story of Gideon, in Judges 6.

In a few places...

But not Judges 1:19, where having iron chariots beats having God on your side.

Wow, talk about a stupid lesson. I mean, sure, it's possible. But relying on God to help you win ? Are there no Christian survivalists or Army Sergeants ?