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and the great Lord answered him with hailstones of mighty power. He hurled down war upon that nation, and at the descent of Beth-horon he destroyed those who resisted, so that the nations might know his armament, that he was fighting in the sight of the Lord; for he wholly followed the Mighty One. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 6)
And in the days of Moses he did a loyal deed, he and Caleb the son of Jephunneh: they withstood the congregation, restrained the people from sin, and stilled their wicked murmuring. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 7)
And these two alone were preserved out of six hundred thousand people on foot, to bring them into their inheritance, into a land flowing with milk and honey. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 8)
And the Lord gave Caleb strength, which remained with him to old age, so that he went up to the hill country, and his children obtained it for an inheritance; (Ecclesiasticus 47, 9)
so that all the sons of Israel might see that it is good to follow the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 10)
The judges also, with their respective names, those whose hearts did not fall into idolatry and who did not turn away from the Lord -- may their memory be blessed! (Ecclesiasticus 47, 11)
Samuel, beloved by his Lord, a prophet of the Lord, established the kingdom and anointed rulers over his people. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 13)
By the law of the Lord he judged the congregation, and the Lord watched over Jacob. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 14)
He called upon the Lord, the Mighty One, when his enemies pressed him on every side, and he offered in sacrifice a sucking lamb. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 16)
Then the Lord thundered from heaven, and made his voice heard with a mighty sound; (Ecclesiasticus 47, 17)
Before the time of his eternal sleep, Samuel called men to witness before the Lord and his anointed: "I have not taken any one's property, not so much as a pair of shoes." And no man accused him. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 19)
Even after he had fallen asleep he prophesied and revealed to the king his death, and lifted up his voice out of the earth in prophecy, to blot out the wickedness of the people. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 20)
