Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|       Book of Joshua, Book of Judges, Book of Ruth, 1st and 2nd
 2   1,2,2|     alike: “You shall appoint judges~and officers in all your
 3   1,3,1|       the books of Joshua and Judges cover the earliest period
 4   1,3,3|       the period of so called Judges. ~These were temporary leaders
 5   1,3,3|      described in the book of Judges. ~ ~
 6   1,3,4|                   The book of Judges.~This book contains the
 7   1,3,4| delivered the nation through ~judges. ~ One of the principles
 8   1,3,4|    illustrated by the book of Judges is that an apostasy from
 9   1,5,2|      rich oppressed the poor, judges acquitted ~for bribes, depravity
10   1,5,3| people or princes, priests or judges, slaves or kings. Their
11   1,5,5|      injustice and bribery of judges, depravity of rulers and
12   1,5,5|   especially armed up against judges and the people at the helm
13   1,5,5|     example . Judaic princes, judges and priests: ~ ~.Woe to
14   1,5,5|    her are roaring lions; her judges are evening wolves; they
15   1,5,7|       expose ~the venality of judges, avarice and brutality of
16   2,1  |      with the exploits of the judges, the rise of the kingdom~
17   2,1,7|    trial. The decision of the judges had to be examined on the~
18   2,5,8|     Baal) (Rev. 16:16, 17:14; Judges 4:2-16; 1 Kings~18:40).