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• Thus angered, the Lord left Israel at the mercy of invaders who plundered them, betrayed them to those enemies of theirs who lived round about. No longer could they make head against their adversaries; (Judges 2, 14)

• march where they would, the Lord still fought against them, true to his threat, true to the oath he had taken, and it fared ill indeed with them. (Judges 2, 15)

• and I, in return, will spare the nations which Josue left unconquered at his death, (Judges 2, 21)

• At the time, then, the Lord spared all these nations, instead of overthrowing them all at once, and Josue never had the mastery of them.✻ (Judges 2, 23)

• Spared they must be, so that a new generation of Israelites, who had not fought against Chanaan, (Judges 3, 1)

• Spared they must be, so as to have a test of Israel’s loyalty; would the Israelites obey the commands which the Lord had given to their fathers through Moses, or not? (Judges 3, 4)

• Gift in hand he came before Eglon, who sat there gross and pampered of body. (Judges 3, 17)

• Aod was followed by Samgar, the son of Anath; he it was that slew six hundred Philistines with a ploughshare;✻ he, too, was a champion of Israel. (Judges 3, 31)

• Small wonder if the Israelites cried out to the Lord against this king that had nine hundred scythed chariots, and for twenty years had grievously oppressed them. (Judges 4, 3)

• 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)

• mustered his nine hundred chariots and all his men at the valley of Cison. (Judges 4, 13)

• and Barac pursued the routed chariots and troops all the way to Haroseth, till the enemy were slaughtered to the last man. (Judges 4, 16)