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and so rescued you and your fathers from it. When your fathers reached the Red Sea, they found that the Egyptians had come in pursuit of them with chariots and horses, to the sea’s very brink. (Joshua 24, 6)
It was to me, the Lord, that Israel cried out for aid; and I put a curtain of darkness between you and the Egyptians, and brought the sea back to overwhelm them. What was done in Egypt was done under your eyes.For a long while you dwelt in the desert. (Joshua 24, 7)
And with that, the whole people cried in answer, Never will we forsake the Lord, and yield ourselves to alien gods! (Joshua 24, 16)
I call you to witness, said Josue, that you have chosen the Lord’s service; and they answered, We are thy witnesses. (Joshua 24, 22)
So her answer was, Grant me yet one present; the portion thou hast given me is parched land; give me well-watered land too. So he gave her the High Springs and the Low Springs both together.✻ ) (Judges 1, 15)
Go with thee I will, she answered; and yet this part of thine is to win thee no renown. A woman’s hand is to vanquish Sisara. Then she set out with Barac on the journey to Cedes, (Judges 4, 9)
Bestir thyself, Debbora said to Barac; now it is that the Lord means to put Sisara in thy power; thou hast the Lord himself for thy leader. So Barac with his ten thousand men swept down from mount Thabor, (Judges 4, 14)
And now Sisara bade her stand there at the tent door; if she were asked by passers-by whether any man was there within, she was to answer, Never a soul. (Judges 4, 20)
defended you, not only against the Egyptians, but against all the hostile nations that were dispossessed of their lands to make room for you. (Judges 6, 9)
Hereupon Gedeon answered, As thou lovest me, give me some proof this is thy word that comes to me. (Judges 6, 17)
but his answer was, What, does Baal need champions such as you to vindicate him? Nay, let the man who is his adversary be struck dead before to-morrow’s light, if he is indeed a god; let him take his own vengeance on the man who destroyed his altar.✻ (Judges 6, 31)
This fleece shall lie on the threshing-floor; fall the dew on the fleece only, and let the ground be dry, I shall know that thy promise holds good; I am to be the means of Israel’s deliverance. (Judges 6, 37)
