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When the Israelites saw how many there were, they were greatly distressed and said to one another, “Soon they will strip the whole land bare. Neither the high mountains nor the valleys nor the hills will bear their weight.” Yet they all seized their weapons, lighted fires on their towers, and kept watch throughout the night.(A)

The Siege of Bethulia.[a] On the second day Holofernes led out all his cavalry in the sight of the Israelites who were in Bethulia.

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  1. 7:6–32 The scene is set first in the Assyrian camp where Holofernes moves against Bethulia (vv. 6–18), and then in Bethulia where the people cry out to God and, when their courage fails, determine it is time to surrender (vv. 19–32).