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The book of Judith narrates the story of a miraculous liberation of the people of Israel through the courageous intervention of a widow. Judith, who lost her husband already in her youth, spent the rest of her life in severe penance and continuous prayer. When her people decided to capitulate before the enemy, she believed that God was calling her to action. It was her deep faith in Yahweh that enabled her to march into the enemy camp, risking her reputation and her very life. The name “Judith” is the feminine form of “Judah”. She is the symbol of the Chosen people and the model of courage that derives from faith.

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Moses was the leader chosen by God to bring the Israelites out of their slavery in Egypt. This liberation called Exodus is the most important event in the history of Israel. Though brought up in the king’s palace as a prince, Moses became aware of the sad plight of his people. The desire to liberate them from their misery became the sole driving force of his life. For this end, he gave up the comfort and luxury and became one with his enslaved brethren.

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The name Maccabeus derives from the Hebrew word ‘Maccaba’ meaning hammer. The Jews saw him as the hammer God used to crush Antiochus IV and the advance of Hellenism. Maccabeus was a man of deep faith and prayer. In every adversity, he turned to Yahweh in prayer. It was from his faith in the Lord that he drew strength and inspired confidence in his followers. He took up arms only when no other alternative was left to preserve religious freedom and national independence. Judas believed it his sacred duty to fight against the oppressor, and death in battle he considered a sacrifice offered to God. Maccabeus is a model of courage that derives from faith in Yahweh.

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The book of Esther narrates how the Jews living in various provinces of the Persian Empire were saved from cruel persecution and total extermination by the intervention of a woman. Like the book of Daniel, Esther also was written during the persecution of Antiochus IV, in order to give hope and strength to the people who suffer for their faith. It gives an explanation concerning the origin of the feast of “Purim” (which means ‘lots’) that was celebrated by the Jews every year with great joy and merriment.

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Job was a faithful servant of God, healthy and rich with plenty of children. Suddenly he lost everything. Even his wife despised him. His friends, who came to console him, ended up in accusing him of very serious crimes. They insisted that God is just and would not have allowed Job to suffer if he had not committed some grievous sin.

Hence his arguments and complaints are directed not against his friends but against God Himself. Job firmly believed that it was God who was torturing him, apparently for no reason. Job complains to God but God does not respond. Though the Bible teaches that suffering is the result of sin, it need not be the sin of the one who suffers.

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Jonah, the hero of the story, is a prophet who lived in Israel in the eighth century B.C. God asks Jonah to go to Nineveh, the capital of Assyria, and all its inhabitants to repentance. But Jonah flees in the opposite direction. The story, abounding in miraculous incidents, wants to show that God is the Lord of the universe. The sea and the storm obey him. At his command, the whale swallows Jonah and on the third day spits him out on the shore of Nineveh. Plants and animals promptly execute his orders.

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The second half of the seventh century B.C. witnessed a rapid succession of empires in the Mesopotamian world.
The tiny kingdom of Judah was seriously affected. At the crucial time Yahweh sent an array of mighty prophets such as Zephaniah, Nahum, Habakuk, and Ezekiel to Judah. Jeremiah was the greatest of them all.
Jeremiah was filled with the Spirit and equipped with the word of God in order to carry out his difficult task. Even in the midst of persecution, he remained faithful to his call. He carried the pain and sorrow of his people and was broken for the nation. In this he prefigured Jesus Christ who took upon himself the sin of the world and liberated the mankind. The new covenant of which Jeremiah spoke was fulfilled in Jesus’ death on the cross.

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Isaiah was a contemporary of Prophet Micah. His prophetic career that started in 740 B.C. lasted over forty years. The prophetic call came to Isaiah in a vision in the temple. In that vision, he was given a deep awareness of the holiness of God and of his own sinfulness. Some of the most well known messianic prophecies were uttered by Isaiah. He prophesied that instead of the corrupt and cruel kings, a just king would come from the house of David and rule the whole world with equity. He would give justice to the poor, destroy all the weapons and put a permanent end to the war. These prophecies were fulfilled in Jesus the Messiah, the prince of the piece.

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Amos was a man of courage. At the sight of the misery of the poor, insensibility of the rich, venality of the judges, and hypocrisy of the priests, he burst out like a roaring lion against the corrupt systems. Enraged by the prophetic denunciations of Amos, the ruling class joined hands against him. The Jewish tradition believes that Amos was killed by his opponents.

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The name “Elijah” means “my God is Yahweh”. At a time when confessing the faith in Yahweh was considered a crime deserving capital punishment, Elijah confronted the king and the whole nation in the name of Yahweh. Elijah was a man of prayer. In every adversity he turned to Yahweh for help. It was from these encounters that he drew strength and courage to carry out his difficult mission. From the wilderness into which he retired for prayer, he burst out with the force of a whirlwind against idolatry and injustice.

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The present book, “David”, deals with his early life-his life as a shepherd, as a bodyguard of King Saul, and as a fugitive. David was a self-made, self-taught man. His faith, courage, loyalty and clever political moves enabled him to become the greatest king of his time. Bible depicts the relationship between David and Jonathan as the ideal friendship. Young David is a model of unwavering faith, undying hope, undivided loyalty and forgiving love. His life is a source of inspiration for all those who are going through trials and tribulations.

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Saul, son of Kish, was the first king of Israel. His reign lasted for twenty years. Twenty three chapters of the Bible are set aside for Saul. Saul was a courageous man who marched into the battlefield at the head of his army. Even when most of his men deserted, with a handful of soldiers, he defeated the Philistines, inspiring courage in his followers. He died fighting the enemies and thus offered his life for his people. In the history of Salvation Saul has a preparatory function. In fact he prepared the way for David, the Messianic figure.

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Samson was gifted with extra-ordinary physical strength. But he forgot that this was given to him for a special purpose. As a result, he lost his strength, sight, and freedom and became the laughing stock of his enemies. In utter misery he turned to Yahweh.
Samson is a negative model. His story teaches what a leader should not be. God gives his gifts with a purpose. They are not to be misappropriated for one’s own pleasure. Samson in the prison, blinded and bound, depicts the consequences of a forgetting God.