'Intending' in the Bible

When Joshua dismissed the people, the Israelites went to their allotted portions of territory, intending to take possession of the land.

So Abimelech approached the tower, attacked it, and approached the tower's gate, intending to burn it down.

When the Gazites were informed, "Samson has come here!" they surrounded him, intending to lay in wait for him at the city gate throughout the entire night. They kept quiet all night, telling each other, "At first light, let's kill him!"

when her husband got up and went after her, intending to speak lovingly to her in order to win her back. He took with him his young man servant and a pair of donkeys. When she brought him into her father's house to see him, her father was happy to have met him.

The man got up, intending to leave, but his father-in-law urged him to spend the night there again.

They turned aside there, intending to enter Gibeah and spend the night.