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When this watch had been kept for twenty days together, the people of Bethulia had no water left in tank or cistern, not a full supply for one day; for now a daily allowance was made to each. (Judith 7, 11)
Ozias rose from his place, bathed in tears, and spoke to them. Brethren, said he, be calm and patient. These five next days, let us still look to the Lord for deliverance; (Judith 7, 23)
If at the end of those five days no help has reached us, rest assured we will act on the counsel you have given. (Judith 7, 25)
wearing sackcloth about her waist and keeping fast continually, save on the sabbath and the new moon and what other holidays were observed in Israel. (Judith 8, 6)
This Judith, then, when she heard how Ozias had promised to surrender the city in five days’ time, would have two of the elders, Chabri and Charmi, pay her a visit.✻ (Judith 8, 9)
And thus she greeted them, Is it true Ozias has promised he will hand the city over to the Assyrians, if in five days no rescue comes to you? (Judith 8, 10)
What, would you set a date to the Lord’s mercies, bid him keep tryst with you on a day of your own appointing? (Judith 8, 13)
Stand at the gate this night, while I pass beyond it with my handmaid for company, and pray that the Lord bring Israel relief within the five days you spoke of. (Judith 8, 32)
she bathed herself, anointed herself with the finest myrrh, parted and tied her hair. The garments of happier days she donned anew, put on her sandals, took bracelet and anklet, ear-ring and finger-ring; decked herself with every ornament she had. (Judith 10, 3)
At break of day, while she was yet making her way down the mountain-slope, she fell in with the advance-guard of the Assyrians, who stopped her, and asked whence she came, whither she was bound? (Judith 10, 11)
but as she entered it, she asked that she might be allowed to leave it each night, before day broke, and, praying, make her peace with the Lord. (Judith 12, 5)
So he gave orders to his chamberlains, that for the next three days she should be allowed to come and go as she would, for the worship of her God; (Judith 12, 6)
