Bible 'promises' from the books of Judges and Ruth. (Israel, faith, God)

[Submariner]

Bible 'promises' from the books of Judges and Ruth.

I am doing a project to find all Bible promises that I can. Some say there are hundreds of them, others say there are thousands of promises in the Bible.

I have reviewed the site TOS. I am not asking 'only' Christians, because this is not a Christian-only discussion.

I have found a few websites that mention Bible promises, but they list only a few dozen.

So I have began working through the books of the Bible to find them. For now just focusing on the books of Judges and Ruth, what promises can you find?

Please list them in this thread.

Thank you,
may God bless and keep you

[Submariner]

The nearest thing I can find is Ruth 2:12 The Lord recompense thy work, and a full reward be given thee of the Lord God of Israel, under whose wings thou art come to trust.

[Miss Hepburn]

Edit: I now see there are threads regarding promises in diff books...
sorry these are not from Ruth or Judges...I misunderstood how
specific you wanted it..but I will leave this post:

I own a couple small books on Bible promises...so instead of going to those books
I will list directives I follow that basically are promises that if you do them work...

-Do not worry
-Be anxious for nothing
-Give your burdens to Jesus, God
-Cast your cares
-Delight in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart.
-Focus on the things above and not the things on the earth.
-Ask, believe and receive...believe you already have the thing you have asked for

I live by these...100%...I mean it, since Jan '06...the first couple of weeks you can catch your 'mind/devil/thoughts/ego thought system' habitually falling back into the groove of worldly thinking...doubt, fear, lack of faith in your loving Father....but you laugh at those thoughts and
stay the course.

I know no one in my life that actually follows these promises or directives.
I ask people, please, just do them for one week and SEE!
Trust God 100% for everything...like the birds of the field and the father that gives bread and not a stone.