Gilgal
- Joshua 5:9
- Joshua 9:6
- Joshua 10:7
- Joshua 10:9
- Judges 2:1
- Judges 3:19
- I Samuel 10:8
- I Samuel 11:14
- I Samuel 11:15
- I Samuel 13:4
- I Samuel 13:8
- I Samuel 13:12
- I Samuel 13:15
- I Samuel 15:12
- Hosea 4:15
- Amos 4:4
- Micah 6:5
- Amos 5:5
- I Samuel 7:16
- Joshua 10:6
- Joshua 10:15
- Joshua 10:43
- II Samuel 19:16
- II Samuel 19:41
- Joshua 4:19
- Joshua 4:20
- Joshua 5:10
- Joshua 14:6
- I Samuel 11:15
- I Samuel 13:7
- I Samuel 15:21
- I Samuel 15:33
- Hosea 9:15
- Hosea 12:12
- Joshua 10:43
Gilgal is located on the Steppes of Jericho.
- Bnei Yisrael encamped at Gilgal after the splitting of the Jordan river, and participated in the festival of Pesach there (Joshua 4, 19; Joshua 5, 10).
- Yehoshua set up 12 stones at Gilgal to commemorate the crossing of the Jordan river (Joshua 4, 20).
- The Giveonites arrived at Gilgal to meet with Yehoshua (Joshua 9, 6; Joshua 10, 6-9).
- Ehud ben Gera passed through Gilgal on his way to assassinate King Eglon of Moab (Judges 3, 19).
- Gilgal was one of the places on Shmuel's regular circuit for judging the people (I Samuel 7, 16).
- Shaul's inauguration as king was held at Gilgal (I Samuel 11, 14-15).
- During Shaul's first war against the Pelishtim, Bnei Yisrael's forces encamped at Gilgal (I Samuel 13, 4-15).
- Shmuel cut down Agag, King of Amalek, at Gilgal (I Samuel 15, 33).
- King David crossed the Jordan River via Gilgal while fleeing from his son Avshalom (II Samuel 19, 16; II Samuel 19, 41).
- Hoshea, Amos, and Mikha attribute sins of Yisrael to activities at Gilgal (Hosea 4, 15; Hosea 9, 15; Hosea 12, 12; Amos 4, 4; Amos 5, 5; Micah 6, 5).