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Otherwise, after you have entered to the Gentiles, who will be among you in the future, you might swear by the name of their gods, and serve them, and adore them. (Joshua 23, 7)
But if you choose to cling to the errors of these nations that live among you, and to mix with them by marriage, and to join with them by friendship, (Joshua 23, 12)
Lo, today I am entering the way of the entire earth, and you shall know with all your mind that, out of all the words that the Lord has promised to fulfill for you, not one will pass by unfulfilled. (Joshua 23, 14)
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 I led you into the land of the Amorite, who was living beyond the Jordan. And when they fought against you, I delivered them into your hands, and you possessed their land, and you put them to death. (Joshua 24, 8)
And I was not willing to listen to him, but on the contrary, I blessed you through him, and I freed you from his hand. (Joshua 24, 10)
And I sent wasps before you. And I drove them from their places, the two kings of the Amorites, but not by your sword, and not by your bow. (Joshua 24, 12)
But if it seems evil to you that you would serve the Lord, a choice is given to you. Choose today what pleases you, and whom you ought to serve above all else, either the gods that your fathers served in Mesopotamia, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land you live: but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” (Joshua 24, 15)
And he cast out all the nations, the Amorite, the inhabitant of the land that we entered. And so, we will serve the Lord, for he is our God.” (Joshua 24, 18)
And the people said to Joshua, “By no means will it be as you are saying, but we will serve the Lord.” (Joshua 24, 21)
Then Adonibezek fled. And they pursued him and captured him, and they cut off the ends of his hands and feet. (Judges 1, 6)
And Adonibezek said: “Seventy kings, with the ends of their hands and feet amputated, have been gathering the remnants of food under my table. Just as I have done, so has God repaid me.” And they brought him to Jerusalem, and he died there. (Judges 1, 7)
