Israel seeks a way to save the tribe of Benjamin after the slaughter of all the men due to the great immorality that crept in.  Naomi becomes a bitter widow yet Ruth remains loyal to her.  Jesus explains what's to come for Jerusalem and the rest of the world.

The tribe of Dan, unhappy with the land God gave them as an inheritance, take a land not their own and worship foreign gods there.  Also, the sad story of Levite's concubine degraded.

Sampson, weak in morals is seduced by Delilah to his destruction.  Micah, the household Idol and the young Levite.  Jesus rebukes the religious leaders as hypocrites for their self serving and self glorification.

Sampson's life and the nazarite vow. He is a military deliverer assigned by God but he draws closer to the flesh than to the Lord.

God raises up Jephthah, the ninth judge who makes a terrible vow.  Jesus relates the parable of the vineyard to Himself, welcome the servants, welcome the son, but instead they kill him.

After Gideon's death, Abimelech, tying to amass power conspires against Israel so he can rule Shechem.  Oppression by the Philistines and the Amorites after Abimelech's death as Israel in following him turned away from God.

Gideon kills two leaders of Succoth and brings peace to Israel once again but afterwards the Israelites turn from God.  Jesus gives the people a bible study on God's plan all along to receive Him as their Messiah through the parable of the wedding feast.

God sends Gideon to deliver Israel from the Mediates, cutting down the altar of Baal and the Asherah and uses 300 men to deceive them to their destruction.

The second judge, Deborah, along with another woman, Jael, are used to route the enemy.  Mary anoints Jesus' feet as He foretells of His coming death, as the struggle with the Pharisees continues and the peoples hearts are blinded to the reality of His mission.