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And if thou shouldst betray us, by making known the news thou hast of us, then the oath we have given thee binds us no longer. (Joshua 2, 20)
When Josue had finished speaking, the seven priests blew their seven trumpets before the ark, (Joshua 6, 8)
Guilt rests on Israel; they have transgressed my covenant, by taking forfeited plunder for their own use; it has been stolen away secretly, and hidden among private goods. (Joshua 7, 11)
The new wine-skins we filled are all torn and leaking; the very clothes we wear, the very shoes on our feet, have worn out in our travels, and all but worn away. (Joshua 9, 13)
The king of Jerusalem, Adonisedec, was told of what had befallen; how Josue had taken Hai and overthrown it, making an end of city and king, there as at Jericho; how the Gabaonites had gone over to Israel and become their allies. (Joshua 10, 1)
The territory which was allotted to the descendants of Joseph reached up to Jericho and the waters of Jordan by Jericho on the east, taking in the waste land that climbs up from Jericho to the hill-country of Bethel. (Joshua 16, 1)
Taking flight to one of these cities, he will stand before the gates and call upon the city elders to declare him innocent; whereupon they must admit him, and grant him a dwelling-place. (Joshua 20, 4)
In that city he will live, until he has been put on trial for his offence, and again until the death of the high priest who then holds office.✻ After that, the man who has shed blood may return to his own city and home, taking sanctuary no longer. (Joshua 20, 6)
These were well content, and praised God for it; no more was heard of making an expedition against the three tribes and ravaging their possessions. (Joshua 22, 33)
and these, too, the Lord your God will dispossess, making room for you to occupy their lands, in fulfilment of his promise. (Joshua 23, 5)
If you consent to follow closely in the false ways of neighbouring peoples, allying yourselves with them by marriage and making friends of them, (Joshua 23, 12)
But Jahel, Haber’s wife, taking one of the tent-pegs and a mallet, too, with her, crept quietly in, put the peg close to his forehead and struck with the mallet, driving it right through his brain into the ground beneath. So he passed from the numbness of sleep into the numbness of death. (Judges 4, 21)
