What does the Bible say about the generations in Judges?

In Judges, we see the distinction between generations, particularly in how the second generation arose 'which knew not the Lord, nor yet the works which he had done for Israel' (Judges 2:10). This exemplifies a spiritual decline that can occur when the previous generation fails to adequately teach the next about God's greatness. The need to pass down the knowledge of God’s saving acts to our children is both a responsibility and a reminder of the fragility of faith across generations, as seen in Psalm 145:4 which states, 'One generation shall praise thy works to another.' Every generation has the duty to declare the mighty acts of God lest they fall into oblivion.