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Ethan: Welcome to Immerse: the
daily bible reading experience.
Day 100 and 68
when King Jabin of Hazel heard what
had happened, he sent messages to
the following kings, king Joe Baab
of Madon, the king of Shiran, the
king of AK Shaf, all the kings of the
northern hill country, the kings in
the Jordan Valley, south of Galilee,
the kings in the Galilean foothills.
The kings of Nafo door on the west,
the kings of Canaan, both east and
west, the kings of the Amorites,
the Hittites, the parasites, the
Jebusites in the hill country, and
the hivites in the towns on the slopes
of Mount Herman in the land of mpa.
All these kings came out to fight
their combined armies formed a vast
hoard and with all their horses and
chariots, they covered the landscape
like the sand on the seashore.
The Kings joined forces and established
their camp around the water near
Miro to fight against Israel.
Then the Lord said to Joshua,
do not be afraid of them.
By this time tomorrow, I will hand all
of them over to Israel as dead men.
Then you must cripple their
horses and burn their chariots.
So Joshua and all his fighting
men traveled to the water near
Miam and attacked suddenly.
And the Lord gave them
victory over their enemies.
The Israelites chased them as far as
greater Sidon and Miss Roff, mayim and
eastward into the valley of mpa until
not one enemy warrior was left alive.
Then Joshua crippled the horses
and burned all the chariots
as the Lord had instructed.
Joshua then turned back and
captured Hazel and killed its king.
Hazel had at one time been the
capital of all these kingdoms.
The Israelites completely destroyed
every living thing in the city leaving.
No survivors, not a
single person was spared.
And then Joshua burned the city.
Joshua slaughtered all the other kings and
their people completely destroying them.
Just as Moses, the servant
of the Lord, had commanded.
But the Israelites did not burn any of the
towns built on mounds except Hazel, which
Joshua burned, and the Israelites took all
the plunder and livestock of the ravaged
towns for themselves, but they killed
all the people leaving no survivors, as
the Lord had commanded his servant Moses.
So Moses commanded Joshua and Joshua did
as he was told, carefully obeying all the
commands that the Lord had given to Moses.
So Joshua conquered the entire region,
the hill country, the entire Negev,
the whole area around the town of
Goshen, the Western foothills, the
Jordan Valley, the mountains of
Israel, and the Galilean Foothills.
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The Israelite territory now extended
all the way from Mount Haack, which
leads up to Seer in the South as far
north as Baal Gadd at the foot of
Mount Herman in the Valley of Lebanon.
Joshua killed all the kings of those
territories, waging war for a long
time to accomplish this, no one
in this region made peace with the
Israelites except the HIEs of Gibeon.
All the others were defeated.
For the Lord hardened their
hearts and caused them to fight
the Israelites so they were
completely destroyed without mercy.
As the Lord had commanded Moses during
this period, Joshua destroyed all the
descendants of Anac who lived in the hill
country of Hebron, DEBER, aab, and the
entire hill country of Judah and Israel.
He killed them all and
completely destroyed their towns.
None of the descendants of Anac were left
in all the land of Israel, though some
still remained in Gaza, Gath and Ashdod.
So Joshua took control of the entire land.
Just as the Lord had instructed Moses.
He gave it to the people of Israel
as their special possession,
dividing the land among the tribes.
So the land finally had rest from war.
These are the kings east of the Jordan
River who had been killed by the
Israelites and whose land was taken.
Their territory extended from the Arnon
Gorge to Mount Herman and included all
the land east of the Jordan Valley.
King Shan of the Amorites, who
lived in Hessan was defeated.
His kingdom included a rower on
the edge of the Arn and gorge, and
extended from the middle of the
Arn and gorge to the Jaak River.
Which serves as a border
for the Ammonites.
This territory included the southern
half of the territory of Gilead.
Sahan also controlled the Jordan Valley
and regions to the East from as far north
as the Sea of Galilee to as far south
as the Dead Sea, including the road to
Beth Esmo and southward to the slopes of
Pisca King OG of Be the Last of the Ra.
Faite lived at Ashraf and EDRi.
He ruled a territory stretching
from Mount Herman to Salalah in
the north and to all of Bean in the
east and westward to the borders
of the kingdoms of Gesher and Meka.
This territory included the northern
half of Gilead as far as the
boundary of King Shan of Heshbon.
Moses, the servant of the Lord and
the Israelites had destroyed the
people of King Sahan and King og.
Moses gave their land as a possession
to the tribes of Reuben Gadd
and the half tribe of Manasses.
The following is a list of the kings
that Joshua and the Israelite armies
defeated on the west side of the Jordan,
from Baal Gadd in the Valley of Lebanon
to Mount Haack, which leads up to her.
Joshua gave this land to the tribes
of Israel as their possession.
Including the Hill Country, the
Western Foothills, the Jordan
Valley, the Mountain slopes, the
Judean Wilderness, and the Negev.
The people who lived in this region
were the Hittites, the Amorites,
the Canaanites, the parasites,
the Hivites and the Jebusites.
These are the kings.
Israel defeated the King of Jericho,
the king of ai near Bethel, the king
of Jerusalem, the king of Hebrew.
The King of Jarm, the king of Laish,
the king of lon, the king of geezer,
the king of Deber, the king of er,
the king of Homa, the king of rad,
the king of lib, the king of Aum, the
king of Makita, the king of Bethel,
the king of Tapua, the king of heifer.
The King of Athe, the king of Sharran,
the king of Madon, the king of hazer,
the king of Shiran, Miran, the king
of Akha, the king of Teac, the king
of Megiddo, the king of Ash, the king
of Gimm in Carmel, the king of door
in the town of Nafa door, the king
of Goem in Gilgal, the king of Za.
In all 31 Kings were defeated
when Joshua was an old man.
The Lord said to him, you are growing old
and much land remains to be conquered.
This is the territory that remains
all the regions of the Philistines
and the GTEs and the larger territory
of the Canaanites extending from the
stream of Shiho on the border of Egypt,
northward to the boundary of Akron.
It includes the territory of the
five Philistine rulers of Gaza,
Ashdod Ash, Kalan, Gath, and Akron.
The land of the Aytes in the South also
remains to be conquered in the north.
The following area has
not yet been conquered.
All the land of the Canaanites,
including Miera, which belongs to
the Ians stretching northward to a
effect on the border of the Amorites.
The land of the GBA Lights and all of
the Lebanon mountain area to the east
from Baal Gadd below Mount Herman to
Lebo Hamoth, and all the hill country
from Lebanon to Miss Roff Mayim,
including all the land of the Ians.
I, myself will drive these people out
of the land ahead of the Israelites,
so be sure to give this land to
Israel as a special possession,
just as I have commanded you.
Include all this territory as Israel's
possession when you divide this land.
Among the nine tribes and the half
tribe of Manassa, half the tribe of
Manassa and the tribes of Reuben and
Gadd had already received their grants
of land on the east side of the Jordan.
For Moses, the servant of the Lord had
previously assigned this land to them.
Their territory extended from a
rower on the edge of the Aun Gorge.
Including the town in the
middle of the gorge to the plane
beyond MEbA as far as Dban.
It also included all the towns
of King Sahan of the Amorites who
had reigned in Hessan and extended
as far as the borders of Amman.
It included Gilead, the territory of the
kingdoms of Gesher and Meka, all of Mount
Herman, all of Basian as far as Salalah
and all the territory of King OG of Be.
Who had reigned in Ashraf and EDRi.
King OG was the last of the rites for
Moses had attacked them and driven them
out, but the Israelites failed to drive
out the people of Gesher and Meka, so they
continued to live among the Israelites.
To this day, Moses did not assign any
allotment of land to the tribe of Levi.
Instead, as the Lord had promised them.
Their allotment came from the
offerings burned on the altar
to the Lord the God of Israel.
Moses had assigned the following area
to the clans of the tribe of Reuben.
Their territory extended from a
rower on the edge of the Arnon Gorge,
including the town in the middle of
the gorge to the plane beyond MEbA.
It included Heshbon and the
other towns on the plane.
Dban be Moth Bale, Beth Bale Neon.
Jha OV Phe EM Sigma Re Shahar on the
hill above the valley, Beth Peor,
the slopes of Pisca and Beth Jema.
The land of Reuben also included
all the towns on the plane and
the entire kingdom of Sahan.
Sahan was the Amorite king who had
reigned in Heshbon and was killed by
Moses, along with the leaders of Midian.
Eva Reiki Zu, her and Reba Princes living
in the region who were allied with Sahan.
The Israelites had also killed Baam, son
of bor who used magic to tell the future.
The Jordan River marked the Western
boundary for the tribe of Reuben.
The towns and their surrounding villages
in this area were given as a homeland
to the clans of the tribe of Reuben.
Moses had assigned the following area
to the clans of the tribe of Gadd.
Their territory included jayer,
all the towns of Gilead and
half of the land of Amon.
As far as the town of Rower, just west
of Rabba, it extended from Heshbon to
Rami mpa and Bem, and from me to the
territory of Lo Deber in the valley
where Beth Harra, Beth Nimrah Ko.
Zeon and the rest of the
kingdom of King Shan of Heshbon.
The Western boundary ran along
the Jordan River, extended as far
north as the tip of the Sea of
Galilee, and then turned eastward.
The towns and their surrounding villages
in this area were given as a homeland
to the clans of the tribe of Gadd.
Moses had assigned the following area to
the clans of the half tribe of Manassa.
Their territory extended from Mena.
Including all of ba, all the
former Kingdom of King og, and
the 60 towns of Jer in Basin.
It also included half of Gilead and King
a's royal cities of Ashraf and EDRi.
All this was given to the clans
of the descendants of Make here.
Who was Manassas son?
These are the allotments Moses had
made while he was on the plains of Moab
across the Jordan River, east of Jericho.
But Moses gave no allotment of land
to the tribe of Levi for the Lord,
the God of Israel had promised that
he himself would be their allotment.
This concludes today's
immerse reading experience.
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