What is another word for Jerubbaal?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛɹəbˌɑːl] (IPA) 
Jerubbaal is an Old Testament name used to refer to the biblical figure Gideon. The name Jerubbaal means "let Baal contend," and was given to Gideon by his father Joash to signify Gideon's destruction of the altar of Baal in his hometown. Synonyms for Jerubbaal include "Gideon," "Jerubbesheth," and "Jerrubbaal." These synonyms were used interchangeably in different biblical texts and translations. The story of Gideon and his transformation into a great warrior and leader is a well-known and inspiring one, often cited as an example of God's power to transform even the most unlikely individuals into heroes.
