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So shall it be with all Israel’s enemies, will you but persevere in your undertaking. (Judith 4, 14)
he broke out into a great fury of indignation. He summoned all the chiefs of Moab and Ammon to his presence; (Judith 5, 2)
that they alone defy us, and will not come out to meet and welcome us, like the other nations around them? (Judith 5, 4)
It was Achior, chief paramount of the Ammonites, that answered him. My lord, said he, if thou wilt hear me out, I will tell the whole truth to thy face, about these mountain-folk; never a false word shalt thou hear from me. (Judith 5, 5)
but they made their abode in Mesopotamia, because they had no mind to worship the old gods of Chaldaea; (Judith 5, 7)
gods a many their fathers’ worship owned, but they forsook it, (Judith 5, 8)
The king of Egypt oppressed them, forcing them to make bricks of clay and build cities for him; so they cried out to this Lord of theirs, and he smote the whole land of Egypt with plagues of every sort, (Judith 5, 10)
till at last the Egyptians were fain to be rid of them. But not for long; plagued no more, they tried to capture the men of Israel and make slaves of them anew. (Judith 5, 11)
The Red Sea once passed, they took for their own the desert country about Sinai, that never yet gave man a home, gave wanderer a resting-place; (Judith 5, 14)
Go where they would, without bow or arrow, shield or spear, God fought for them, and won the victory; (Judith 5, 16)
Even then, did they but repent of their revolt from his allegiance, the God of heaven would give them strength to resist their assailants. (Judith 5, 19)
But there was a time, these many years back, when they forsook the old paths God had given them to follow; then, in battle after battle, nation after nation defeated them, and a multitude of them were borne away as captives into an alien land; (Judith 5, 22)
