The Book of Judith tells the story of a courageous young widow named Judith who saves her besieged city of Bethulia from the Assyrian army. Using her wit and charm, she gains the trust of the enemy general, Holofernes, and beheads him in his tent. This act of bravery inspires the Israelites to launch a successful counterattack against the Assyrians. The narrative emphasizes themes of faith, bravery, and divine intervention, portraying Judith as a symbol of virtue and piety.
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