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Judges 1:3
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Joshua 19:9
Judges 1:7
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Panamuwa Inscription
Judges 2:3
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Deuteronomy 7:16
Judges 4:5
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1 Kings 13:14
Judges 4:8
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LXX Judges 4:8
Judges 4:11
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LXX Judges 4:11
Judges 4:15
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Exodus 14:24
Judges 5:4
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Deuteronomy 33:2
Judges 5:4
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Psalm 68:7
Judges 5:5
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Judith 16:15
Judges 5:5
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Wisdom of Solomon 5:22
Judges 5:5
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Psalm 68:8
Judges 5:8
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LXX Judges 5:8
Judges 5:19
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Revelation 16:16
Judges 5:21
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LXX Judges 5:21
Judges 5:24
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Luke 1:42
Judges 5:24
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Genesis 17:16
Judges 5:25
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The Courtship of Inanna and Dumuzi
Judges 5:31
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Isaiah 30:26
Judges 6:5
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Isaiah 33:4
Judges 6:10
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Joshua 24:15
Judges 6:13
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Deuteronomy 6:20
Judges 6:14
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LXX Judges 6:14
Judges 6:16
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LXX Judges 6:16
Judges 7:2
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Zechariah 4:6
Judges 7:2
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1 Maccabees 3:19
Judges 7:13
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ARM 26
Judges 9:5
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The Baal Cycle
Judges 9:5
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Panamuwa Inscription
Judges 9:5
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Genesis 12:6
Judges 9:23
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1 Samuel 16:14
Judges 9:37
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Ezekiel 38:12
Judges 9:53
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2 Samuel 11:21
Judges 10:15
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Genesis 16:6
Judges 11:24
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Deuteronomy 32:8
Judges 11:30
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Leviticus 5:4
Judges 12:14
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Numbers 11:16
Judges 13:5
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1 Samuel 1:11
Judges 13:6
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Matthew 1:20
Judges 14:8
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Numbers 6:6
Judges 14:10
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Numbers 6:3
Judges 16:17
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Numbers 6:5
Judges 17:3
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Deuteronomy 27:15
Judges 17:6
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Deuteronomy 12:8
Judges 17:13
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Genesis 22:12
Judges 19:15
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Genesis 19:2
Judges 19:22
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Genesis 19:5
Judges 19:23
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2 Samuel 13:12
Judges 19:29
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1 Samuel 11:7
Judges 20:11
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1 Samuel 11:7
Judges 20:13
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Deuteronomy 13:5
Judges 20:48
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Deuteronomy 13:15
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Summary
Date: 6th Century B.C.E. (Final composition)
The book of Judges is the second of Former Prophets. Its place was determined chronologically - it covers the period after Joshua's death at the end of the book of Joshua and before the anointing of Saul as king in 1 Samuel. The book is named after its central characters, "judges". The judges are mostly shown as tribal leaders who delivered their people from oppression. Some were military leaders, some were lone warriors, and others were leaders and commanders.
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