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Then the sons of Israel cried out to the Lord. And he stationed a darkness between you and the Egyptians, and he led the sea over them, and he covered them. Your eyes saw all that I did in Egypt, and you lived in the wilderness for a long time. (Joshua 24, 7)
And the bones of Joseph, which the sons of Israel had brought from Egypt, they buried at Shechem, in a portion of the field that Jacob had purchased from the sons of Hamor, the father of Shechem, for one hundred young female sheep, and so it was in the possession of the sons of Joseph. (Joshua 24, 32)
After the death of Joshua, the sons of Israel consulted the Lord, saying, “Who will ascend before us, against the Canaanite, and who will be the commander of the war?” (Judges 1, 1)
Then the sons of Judah, besieging Jerusalem, seized it. And they struck it with edge of the sword, delivering the entire city to be burned. (Judges 1, 8)
Now the sons of the Kenite, the relative of Moses, ascended from the City of Palms, with the sons of Judah, into the wilderness of his lot, which is toward the south of Arad. And they lived with him. (Judges 1, 16)
And just as Moses had said, they gave Hebron to Caleb, who destroyed out of it the three sons of Anak. (Judges 1, 20)
But the sons of Benjamin did not wipe out the Jebusite inhabitants of Jerusalem. And the Jebusite has lived with the sons of Benjamin in Jerusalem, even to the present day. (Judges 1, 21)
And the Amorite hemmed in the sons of Dan on the mountain, and did not give them a place, so that they might descend to the flatlands. (Judges 1, 34)
And when the Angel of the Lord spoke these words to all the sons of Israel, they lifted up their voice, and they wept. (Judges 2, 4)
Then Joshua dismissed the people, and the sons of Israel went away, each one to his own possession, so that they might obtain it. (Judges 2, 6)
And the sons of Israel did evil in the sight of the Lord, and they served the Baals. (Judges 2, 11)
so that afterward their sons might learn to contend with their enemies, and to have a willingness to do battle: (Judges 3, 2)
