Bible (DRV) Apocrypha/Deuterocanon: Judith
Douay-Rheims Version"Judith is a book found in the Bible, specifically the Old Testament, and it is part of a collection known as the Apocrypha or Deuterocanon in the Douay-Rheims Version. This book is the 18th in the Bible and falls under the category of historical books. The main theme of Judith is the power of prayer. In the story, the Israelites are facing a siege from the forces of a man named Holofernes. In their desperate situation, the Israelites turn to God in prayer, seeking His help to overcome their enemies. Judith, a brave and cunning woman, takes it upon herself to seduce Holofernes. While he is asleep, she beheads him, causing great confusion among his forces. Upon discovering their leader dead, the forces of Holofernes are filled with fear and flee from battle. The Israelites, now victorious, benefit from the spoils left behind by their enemies. In gratitude for their
