Judges 6:38 (WEB)
It was so; for he rose up early on the next day, and pressed the fleece together, and wrung the dew out of the fleece, a bowl full of water.
Fathers and councils · 3
Augustine of Hippo
“For this, ye know, happened in a certain miracle, the ground was dry, the fleece only was wet, yet rain in the fleece appeared not.” — editor's note: Judg. vi. 36–40.
Read the whole comment“For he asked a sign of the Lord, that a fleece laid on the floor should alone be rained upon, and the floor should be dry; and again, the fleece alone should be dry, and the floor should be rained upon; and so it came to pass.” — editor's note: Judg. vi. 36–38.
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Jerome
“When the fleece of Judæa was made dry although the whole world was wet with the dew of heaven, and when many came from the East and from the West and sat in Abraham’s bosom: then God ceased to be known in Judah only and His name to be great in Israel…” — editor's note: Judg. vi. 36–40.
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