The first time Gideon asks that the ground be dry and the fleece still wet. This could have been seen as a normal occurrence, the ground would have probably dried before the fleece.
With the second request we see a truly amazing sight, the ground is wet but the fleece is dry.
Now that IS a sign from God.
In the old testament, dew was considered a sign of provision given [Gen. 27:28] or with held [Gen. 27:39]. Dew was a sign of security, prosperity and salvation. In short, SHALOM.
This was exactly what Gideon was looking for.
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