What sequence and claims does Judith Chapter 11 record?

Holofernes welcomed Judith, telling her not to fear because he claimed he had never harmed anyone willing to serve King Nabuchodonosor. He explained that he would never have lifted his spear against her people if they had not treated him with contempt, and he asked why she had abandoned them to come to the Assyrian camp.

Judith urged the general to listen carefully to her words, promising that if he followed her guidance, the Lord would accomplish a perfect work through him. Invoking the life of Nabuchodonosor and his imperial power present in Holofernes to chastise wandering souls, she declared that both men and beasts were subject to his rule. She praised his intelligence and famed military discipline, saying she had heard what Achior said and then claiming: God defended them when they were faithful, but was offended when they committed sins, sending prophets to warn that they would be delivered up to their enemies. She claimed that because the Israelites knew they had offended God, deep dread of the Assyrian army had fallen upon them.

Judith explained that severe drought and famine had brought the defenders of Bethulia to desperate extremes, so that they were already to be counted among the dead. Starving and dying of thirst, they planned to slaughter their cattle for blood and consume the consecrated grain, wine, and oil that God's law strictly forbade them to touch. She warned that this impending sacrilege made their destruction absolutely certain. She claimed that, knowing these things, she had fled and that God had sent her to disclose them.

She promised that while remaining in his camp, she would continue to worship God and go out to pray. God would reveal to her when he would repay their sins, whereupon she would return to guide Holofernes straight through Judea into the heart of Jerusalem. The Israelites would be scattered like sheep without a shepherd, and not a single dog would bark against the Assyrians. Her wisdom and beauty captivated Holofernes and his officers, who declared that no woman on earth equaled her. Holofernes praised God for sending her ahead, promising that if her words came true, her God would be his God, she would be honored in the palace of Nabuchodonosor, and her name would be renowned across the earth.