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Judges 1:29
The chapter ends with tribe after tribe failing to remove Canaanite populations. Some Israelites turn the remaining inhabitants into forced labor instead of carrying out the covenant commands they had received. This catalogue is not filler; it explains why foreign worship, intermarriage, and recurring oppression become persistent problems in Judges.
Judges directly repeats Joshua’s notice that Ephraim did not drive the Canaanites out of Gezer and that they continued to live among the tribe, making this one of the clearest Joshua-to-Judges narrative continuities.
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