This man used trumpets to generate confusion while leading his army of 300 in defeating the Midianites.
This man's youngest son stood atop Mount Gerizim and delivered the parable of the bramble-king. He's not Micah, but this father of Jotham had an ephod cast out of gold which the people "prostituted themselves" by worshiping. He avenged the deaths of his brothers by executing Zebah and Zalmunna after triumphing in the Valley of Jezreel. He was directed to lead his men to water and take with him only the ones who lapped the water like dogs. His initial doubts were allayed by a pair of miracles involving finding dew either on or off a piece of fleece. This man used trumpets to generate confusion while leading his army of 300 in defeating the Midianites. For 10 points, identify this fifth judge of the Israelites, whose name was adopted by a Bible-distributing organization.
This man's youngest son stood atop Mount Gerizim and delivered the parable of the bramble-king.
{Gideon} [or {Gedeon;} or {Gidon;} or {Jerub}-{baal}]